Part 6of6: Motorcycle Rust Removal and Resoration using a Kreem Kit Part 6 of 6; The liner

Here is a great one liner: Kreem Koat it! This will fix any metal tank if it will fix this one! After carefully removing all rust and debris from this Honda tank, it is ready for the tank liner. Use in a very well ventilated area and keep the tank moving in a rolling pattern for 5 minutes even after the excess is poured out! This will prevent any puddles from forming. You want a uniform coating of Kreem liner in the tank.

[@jusride7]

Aloha

[@jhobaugh45]

The liner is the most important part! You prep the tank so that the rust is removed and the liner will stick to the inside of the tank. The liner gives the tank a protective layer to prevent it from rusting again.

[@62mcovey]

@thehalfbreed21 I got mine from the local Honda shop.I think most bike shops have it.

[@62mcovey]

@showmaker Remove Fuel Petcock before cleaning and washing

[@savaari_01]

i couldnt see the final product...!! i am restoring a rd350 1982 model INDIA. Ther are few holes on the tank... will the KREEM be able to cover them or should i get them welded...?

[@musashi1865]

yea if you dont have the c than you get flash rust just fyi.

[@musashi1865]

ok so i got a "kit" that only came with bottle A and bottle B is the liner a necessity or can i live without it? p.s. love youre vids very helpful

[@thehotspot2667]

sell it LOL ! no gloves no mask no protection for tank paint. no end of video waist my time here