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    I found a radiator shop that will do it: $350, yeow!

    I'm trying a couple gallons of MEK. I'll let you know.
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    Quote Originally Posted by firebird77clone View Post
    I found a radiator shop that will do it: $350, yeow!

    I'm trying a couple gallons of MEK. I'll let you know.
    JMHO, MEK evaporates too fast and is very harmful to you. Zep makes a heavy duty cleaner called 505, it will amaze you how fast it cuts through motor grease, crime, exc.. I've had great success with Zep 505, I use it all the time and a gallon of 505 is less than 10 bucks (cheaper than MEK). Pour it in slosh it around for a few minutes and rinse it out with hot water, repeat as necessary.

    BTW, $350 to boil a tank is more than 300 too much, time to find another radiator shop..
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    ospho and pea gravel or course sand . just dont let it dry. rinse well while wet.
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