what type plastic is used for Moeller outboard fuel tank
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It's almost certainly polyethylene or, possibly, polypropylene. Paint isn't going to stick. It's typical of plastic fuel tanks. Best of all? Made in the USA (at least mine is)!
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The plastic used is a type that is resistant to alcohol. The one that I had before (same type) was not alcohol resistant. The new ones are Coast Guard. EPA, etc.
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I would not use this on plastics as the CLP has 10% solvent in it. going to melt the plastic in time I would assume. Use the just LP, no solvent. I just tried the LP on a 1/16 scale tank treads and wheels. It's starts out ok, been on there since Christmas. I don't notice the plastic being affected by the LP. The CO would probably work too as it does not have the solvent in it.
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no, I found out that the cause of my problem is the plastic supply line disconencted from the fuel supply connection. good luck
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Plastic casing.. Appears to be kdf type material.. Water that has run through the filter has been advised not to be used for aquariums.. Casing is reusable in that the filter material can be replaced (that's my kind of sustainable).. Have not done a refill yet.. Happy so far..Have had mine a year.
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White....I wanted a white tank, so I checked the part number on Amazon vs the Moeller part number. Moeller shows it as white tank, and that is what I got from Amazon.
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'72 Super Beetle. I have bought two of these tanks. Mind you, they are Stainless Steel plated. To give them a longer life, I had them clear coated. Also ... I only run ethanol free gas in my cars, as a normal tank, if it sits, will be eaten up by regular gas. If you drive it daily, a regular tank will last 20 years. These tanks, however, are excellent quality and I am very pleased with the two I purchased.
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I have no idea. You need to contact the manufacturer in order to find out what kind of plastic was used.
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Well this is probably a question for the manufacturer I will give you my best guess, and say polypropylene. I love the muddler, but I am no expert in materials so if this is important to you I would ask the manufacturer to be sure.
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The plastic should be fine, but I would stay away from the canvas top with this product. I used it on a Roll n Lock tonneau cover and it worked great but the cover is vinyl, not canvas.
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The material is PVC (vinyl) and this is the official patch kit for the Intex Mariner 4: http://www.intexcorp.com/10860.html. Or on Amazon I bet the following would work well: Advanced Elements Boat Repair Kit
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I use Caswell tank sealer quite often, but it is on steel tanks. I would expect it would be fine on plastic tanks as well, but I would suggest you contact CAswell directly and ask their technical support. Since it is an epoxy, it really doesn't use a solvent which would potentially blister existing paint. You should be fine, but I would contact technical support to be sure.
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I use propane. There is a slide out drawer for the tank and hardware to connect in the unit.
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Urethane Supply Company has welding rods specifically for plastic radiators. You can check their website here for the kit and there are videos on the page demonstrating the process. http://www.urethanesupply.com/New-Products/Plastic-Radiator-Tank-Repair-Kit/Hope this helps.
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The part that has the threads that screw onto the propane tank gas output is plastic.
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The aluminum bits will not hurt plastic. My Saturn had a plastic tank too. Think of it as more like glitter. When heated and running through a small leak it gets caught and eventually blocks the leak. My car took two applications for a minor leak, but it has been good since (about 6 months). Hope this helps.
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A very tough grade of plasticThey are a must have for any slide out style camperHope this helps
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The water tank is Polypropylene. Which is generally considered a very good chemical resistant material. It is certainly not cheap plastic.The instruction manual says the following for material: Cap; Porcelain; Base; ABS; Sink; PP; O-Ring; Silicone; Lens; PC.I don't know what essential oils you will be using but I suspect it will be fine with most normal essential oils. Some experts will say that citrus essential oils such as lemon and orange should not be used in a plastic container. But as I said, polypropylene is a tough, chemical resistant material and should be able to easily stand up to dilute citrus oils. The water tank is Polypropylene. Which is generally considered a very good chemical resistant material. It is certainly not cheap plastic.The instruction manual says the following for material: Cap; Porcelain; Base; ABS; Sink; PP; O-Ring; Silicone; Lens; PC.I don't know what essential oils you will be using but I suspect it will be fine with most normal essential oils. Some experts will say that citrus essential oils such as lemon and orange should not be used in a plastic container. But as I said, polypropylene is a tough, chemical resistant material and should be able to... » Read More The water tank is Polypropylene. Which is generally considered a very good chemical resistant material. It is certainly not cheap plastic.The instruction manual says the following for material: Cap; Porcelain; Base; ABS; Sink; PP; O-Ring; Silicone; Lens; PC.I don't know what essential oils you will be using but I suspect it will be fine with most normal essential oils. Some experts will say that citrus essential oils such as lemon and orange should not be used in a plastic container. But as I said, polypropylene is a tough, chemical resistant material and should be able to easily stand up to dilute citrus oils. « Show Less