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|    Minoru Osaka to All    |
|    Nissan 6 gallon steel gas can in good co    |
|    21 Apr 23 04:09:23    |
      XPost: alt.home.repair       From: minoru.osaka@asahi.net              I was given a 6 gallon heavy-gauge Nissan steel gas can for marine use in       excellent condition on the outside, but which has rust on the inside.              First question is obvious - why do they make gas cans out of steel which       will rust? Why not put some paint or epoxy on the inside so it won't rust?              Second question is more important (since they made it, and it rusted       inside) is can it be saved? The entire inside is rusty, but just fleshy       rust. I've flushed it with water a lot but the rust is still on the metal.              I guess I could use phosphoric acid but is there any harm to using gas that       comes from a can that has surface rust covering the entire inside surface?              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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