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    Trying to keep my CUCV alive (fuel tank help)

    If there was rust there was water...
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    Trying to keep my CUCV alive (fuel tank help)

    Joist tape sounds like it would be ideal. https://www.homedepot.com/p/1-5-8-in-x-50-ft-Butyl-Joist-Tape-for-under-Decking-Board-398228/311992207
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    Trying to keep my CUCV alive (fuel tank help)

    Depending on the location and extent of the damage, I would also consider an epoxy patch. Cut out the rusty area. If it's on a flat area I would use preformed flat sheets of Garolite G-10 and 3M DP100NS adhesive. Ok a curved surface I would lay up some fiberglass biaxial tape with West System...
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