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Bob Wight
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    I’ve used his aerosol paint in my restorations and never had a big fuel leak or spill but have certainly gotten some fuel drops on the painted finish around the fuel connection. Also had a carb flood one time that spilled some gas on the paint and nothing happened. In one section of his site, Peter does use the term "gas-proof" with regard to the aerosol paint (see link below). Sorry you had that happen. I still think his aerosol paint is great stuff and will continue to use it until I get some spray equipment. Guess it would be best to use a urethane paint on the fuel tanks.

    http://nymarine.ca/pntinfo.html

    Bob

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