Will it afffect the tank paint??
455019
I used this on a steel boat tank. My tank needed a repaint so I did not need to be careful. It did not seem to peel paint that it got on. I would not want to get it on good paint though, as it is very tenacious and not easily removed. I do not know how it would effect a plastic or fiberglass tank. It can be painted once dry and seems to be holding up well. Mike
455020
The sealer is very tough to remove and I have no idea if it will harm a good paint job. . I did not care as my tanks needed re-painting anyway. I did 2 tanks and both came out perfect. Make sure you do it right by the book and have a heat gun!
1215894
No because the paint around it is actually faded. From sun, weather, ect. however it will ease the fade, but not totally remove it
1949533
Likely. I didn't scratch the paint to see that. Guess I not very curious as long as it works. Does this help?
2123689
It probably will. I have put a paste of it on a variety of stains and problems with great success. It's the only thing I have found that works this well for rust and mineral deposit stains.
166674
It works great removing paint. It peels the paint. Very Strong. Try something else, if is not paint what you are trying to remove...maybe a degreaser...
821642
I would think that it would since it's a spray on flexible sealant. I know it doesn't work where it would come in contact with gasoline, but it worked fine when I used it to repair the back of my riding mower seat that had split. Duct taped it & sprayed the sealant over it. I would suggest contacting Rust-Oleum. T Beck, Lexington, NC
1716921
That depends on the size of the tank... a steel 48ci/3000psi for instance will shoot a lot less paint, than per say a 68ci/4500psi carbon fiber tank.
757732
It should. It removed more than 10 years worth of stains from my fish tank. Please make sure you follow instructions as directed
666511
Sorry to say, I have no idea. My best guess is, it ought to be able to spray some kinds of paints if it's thinned way down. But area coverage, tank and sprayer cleanup may not be worth it.
481170
Yes as long as the paint is dry. It may need to have a clear wax first. The darker wax sometimes will soak in if the surface is porous.
1514253
You might need to sand it. Check with local paint store, test it on one of the support bars at the bottom
1096926
I believe it may leave some residue, but that can be removed with a little cooking oil, I think. I wouldn't try this on anything painted--the paint will rip right off.
1943863
I wouldn't advise that. This is meant to remove ground-in paint, it would probably take other coatings off.
821641
I would think that it would since it's a spray on flexible sealant. I know it doesn't work where it would come in contact with gasoline, but it worked fine when I used it to repair the back of my riding mower seat that had split. Duct taped it & sprayed the sealant over it. I would suggest contacting Rust-Oleum.T Beck, Lexington, NC
555826
It worked find for all the things I used it on. Are you sure your tank was full enough to put the presure out? Hope you figure it out. Smiles, ~Smitty~
2222465
it will, but you have to keep an eye on the paint storage to keep the paint level above the suction.
2257769
Just saw your question 3-13-15. Yes it will work the only thing I can say is this can might not be enough depending on thinkness amount of paint to be removed. But you'll have to spray it on thick and might require repeating full process more than once.