Rustbuster Slosh fuel tank sealing kit for petrol and diesel tanks

SLOSH FUEL TANK SEALER – NEW FORMULA ETHANOL RESISTANT TANK PROTECTION

Price range: £18.80 through £40.50 +vat @ 20%

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Slosh has a 6-month shelf life to ensure maximum effectiveness.

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Slosh Fuel Tank Sealer “Ethanol-Resistant Fuel Tank Sealer – Protect Your Tank from Modern Fuels”

“The Slosh fuel tank sealer – new formula provides durable ethanol-resistance for steel and aluminium petrol and diesel tanks…”

Slosh fuel tank sealer seals steel and aluminium petrol and diesel fuel tanks with a durable, ethanol-resistant fuel tank sealer formula. Tested with up to 85% corn ethanol, Slosh shows no degradation or softening, effectively protecting tanks against modern fuels, including current E5 and proposed E10 ethanol blends.

For best results, thoroughly clean the tank interior with Rustbuster Tank-Kleen before application. We offer combined kits with both Slosh fuel tank sealer and Tank-Kleen for your convenience. Remove any old or failing sealers using Rustbuster R10-B1 Resin Remover before sealing.

The new Slosh ethanol proof formula has a lower viscosity than previous versions, allowing it to flow easily inside the tank, reaching all surfaces without pooling. This thinner consistency also makes it quicker and easier to pour out after application.

400ml (2x200ml bottles) treats up to 10 gallons (50 litres) — perfect for motorcycles and small cars.
800ml (2x400ml bottles) treats up to 20 gallons (100 litres).

Slosh ethanol-resistant fuel tank sealer has a 6-month shelf life to maintain maximum sealing effectiveness.

Tips for best results with Slosh fuel tank sealer

To read instructions for using Slosh ethanol-resistant fuel tank sealer click here>.

For the best results, follow these tips:

Do use nuts, washers, or sharp stones as abrasives with the Tank-Kleen solution to help remove rust and old petrol deposits.

Do ensure the tank is completely dry before applying the sealer.
Do remove or protect anything you don’t want sealed, such as plugs, fuel gauge sender units, breather pipes, and filters.
Do not apply the sealer to a wet or damp tank, as it will react with moisture and cause bubbling.
Do not allow the sealer to pool in thick layers, which can trap solvents and lead to bubbling.

Product Reviews

” I treated my MGA fuel tank with Slosh tank sealer over 30 years ago and have never had a leak since.”

5 Start Product Review Mr B Rainet- May 2022

Product description	Clear coloured moisture curing polyurethane for the sealing of fuel and oil tanks.
Pack description	400ml or 800ml in clear. Also available as a small or large kit with Rustbuster Tank-Kleen.
Application	Cleaning the Tank Thoroughly clean the tank with Rustbuster SP10 Tank-Kleen, a caustic detergent, to remove grease, dirt, and fuel deposits. (If rust is present, use a suitable rust remover. Contact us for recommendations.) Insert temporary bungs into drain holes and sender holes. Then, add a few nuts, washers, or small sharp stones into the tank. While wearing protective gloves, pour 500ml of SP10 Tank-Kleen into the tank, followed by 500ml of fresh water. For heavily rusted or oily tanks, you may opt to use only SP10 Tank-Kleen. Seal the fuel filler opening. Shake the tank from side to side to scrub away loose surface contaminants. Empty the SP10 Tank-Kleen and nuts, washers, or stones. Repeat this process as needed until the tank is clean. You can reuse the SP10 Tank-Kleen by filtering out the dirt after each use. Rinse the tank thoroughly with fresh water until all deposits and traces of SP10 Tank-Kleen are gone. You can use a power wash (but avoid high pressure) or shake the tank for a thorough rinse. Leave the tank to dry completely. Ensure the tank is bone dry before using Slosh. If possible, use a compressor to blow air through the tank to speed up drying. Sealing the Tank Once the tank is clean and bone dry, follow this procedure for sealing: While wearing protective gloves, pour all of Slosh bottle 1 into the tank. Move the tank from side to side and upside down to coat the entire interior. After coating, let the tank sit for 20 minutes, then repeat the process two more times. Drain the excess sealer through the drain plug hole and back into the empty tin. Do not drain through the fuel filler opening, as extended edges inside the tank may trap the sealer. Draining excess sealer is essential to prevent pooling, which can cause bubbling during curing. Let the waste sealer fully cure in the bottle, then dispose of it as dry waste. Leave the cap off to allow moisture in. After three hours, when the first coat is still tacky, pour all of Slosh bottle 2 into the tank. Repeat the same process: move the tank from side to side and upside down to coat the interior, let it sit for 20 minutes, and repeat two more times. Drain the excess sealer through the drain plug hole as before. Proper draining is crucial to avoid pooling and bubbling during curing. The waste sealer will cure in the bottle and can be disposed of as dry waste. The tank can be used 24 hours after sealing but five days is recommended. For full Slosh instructions click here>
Shelf life	We recommend storing upside down in a dry place at around 20c. In these conditions, the product has a shelf life of 6 months. Do not store below 20c as this can affect performance.
Disposal	Allow any waste sealer to cure hard and dispose of as dry waste.
Safety	This is a solvent-borne paint and care should be taken to avoid spray mist or vapour as well as contact between the wet paint and exposed skin and eyes. Avoid at all times inhalation by using a vapour cartridge respirator. Use suitable protective clothing, gloves and goggles.

Disposal	Allow any waste sealer to cure hard and dispose of as dry waste.
Safety	This is a solvent-borne paint and care should be taken to avoid spray mist or vapour as well as contact between the wet paint and exposed skin and eyes. Avoid at all times inhalation by using a vapour cartridge respirator. Use suitable protective clothing, gloves and goggles.