bluecycle3
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anybody used it? good place to find it? tips on how to use it? thanks greg
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kream coating in gas tank
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Bill Burke
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I think it's Kreem. I used POR-15 and have had no issues.
squiffynimrod
blah blah blah
Por-15. Worked great.
3moskvichi
New member
Kreem - bad
I used it with bad results. I stored my bike for 10 years in a warehouse after having coated the tank with kreem. The most difficult thing about getting the bike back on the road was removing all that kreem from the tank, since much of it had flaked off, so there was a lot of kreem-debris. Stay away from that junk
I used it with bad results. I stored my bike for 10 years in a warehouse after having coated the tank with kreem. The most difficult thing about getting the bike back on the road was removing all that kreem from the tank, since much of it had flaked off, so there was a lot of kreem-debris. Stay away from that junk
edwarddieck
New member
I used it and am sorry I did. There are better products IMO. A lot of heads like POR. I used a product from Caswell Plating and am very satisfied. I would stay away from Kreem.
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BUDDINGGEEZER
Guest
I have used Kream with no problems and very good results. I believe the key is in the tank prep. There can be no rust in the tank, it must be absolutely clean or the Kream will not stick well.
Ralph Sims
Ralph Sims
darrylri
Cannonball Rider #52
I think this is true with any of the coatings. POR-15 has a multi step process and following the directions closely is the secret to success, I believe.
separation.....
I Kreemed mine 74/R90S 18 years ago. Just noticed that it's starting to separate from the metal. So now I'm going to have to clean all the that crap off the inside?. And after that just keep the tank full with a good dose of Stabil at all times.
I'm really pissed at myself for doing it to a perfectly sound tank. I don't know what I could have been thinking other than the ads claiming how great the stuff worked.
Any advice concerning how to get rid of this crap would be greatly appreciated.
I Kreemed mine 74/R90S 18 years ago. Just noticed that it's starting to separate from the metal. So now I'm going to have to clean all the that crap off the inside?. And after that just keep the tank full with a good dose of Stabil at all times.
I'm really pissed at myself for doing it to a perfectly sound tank. I don't know what I could have been thinking other than the ads claiming how great the stuff worked.
Any advice concerning how to get rid of this crap would be greatly appreciated.
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