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Paul Coleman
I've just had my fuel tanks blasted (as I wasn't happy with the quote to make a pair out of aluminium!!) and one of them has a few pinholes in the bottom thanks to the foam pad it used to sit on What's the best way to repair it? I'm thinking brazing might be easier than trying to weld that thin steel. Has anybody successfully repaired theirs?
Thanks, Paul.
Lotus Esprit [meaning] a 1:1 scale Airfix kit with a propensity to catch fire
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