uncleof6
Active member
It is not all wrong at any rate 
But if the OP does not do it all the way the right way, he is the one who will be suffering the consequences, not any of us...to encourage short cuts, less than 'perfect,' less than minimum, however it is phrased, would be irresponsible. The tank needs to come apart, and be completely rebuilt, using proper techniques, materials and supplies. If unwilling to do so, put the tank in a dumpster and buy a new one. 
But if the OP does not do it all the way the right way, he is the one who will be suffering the consequences, not any of us...to encourage short cuts, less than 'perfect,' less than minimum, however it is phrased, would be irresponsible. The tank needs to come apart, and be completely rebuilt, using proper techniques, materials and supplies. If unwilling to do so, put the tank in a dumpster and buy a new one. 
