Coating for new fuel tank???

[BobWolf]

Anyone know of a bullet proof coating for my new fuel tank? I have a lead on a new 70 gal steel tank new tank and straps, old stock for a decent price 100 bucks.
I am kicking around having rhino coat applied or just using some industrial enamel I plan on shooting the chassis with. I want to get at least a few years out of the tank.

Thanks.
Bob Wolf.

 

[tknight]

Use rust oleum red fish oil primer on steel 2 good coats should extend the life a few years
Then a few good coats of industrial finish black paint should do the trick coat it all with rubberized underbody coating that should complete it

 

[greasytshirt]

This is the only tank sealer I'll ever use. I've used it on some truly heinous fuel tanks. If allowed to dry completely, it'll last forever and never fail. There have been numerous complaints about pretty much all other fuel tank sealers that I'm aware of, even some popular ones.

RED-KOTE The Only "Real" Fuel Tank Liner and Sealer | Motorcycle Fuel Tank Liner

Edit: I interpreted the title wrong, I thought you wanted an internal coating.

No matter, this stuff rocks. Got a nasty old tank with rust chunks in it? This stuff will anchor any debris permanently.

 

[greasytshirt]

Anyone know of a bullet proof coating for my new fuel tank? I have a lead on a new 70 gal steel tank new tank and straps, old stock for a decent price 100 bucks.
I am kicking around having rhino coat applied or just using some industrial enamel I plan on shooting the chassis with. I want to get at least a few years out of the tank.

Thanks.
Bob Wolf.

Powdercoating would last forever, will not peel when exposed to fuel, and will resist rock chips and salt blast.