Plastic Fuel Jug Repair?

Soldering iron

Marine tex is good also, i fixed a burn hole in top of my piston with it and its still good even with nitrous .................ok that was a lie but it'll work good on the jug

Keith quit being a cheap A$$ and just go buy you a new jug

nuclearcobra wrote:Marine tex is good also, i fixed a burn hole in top of my piston with it and its still good even with nitrous .................ok that was a lie but it'll work good on the jug

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nuclearcobra wrote:Marine tex is good also, i fixed a burn hole in top of my piston with it and its still good even with nitrous .................ok that was a lie but it'll work good on the jug

+1 on Marine tex epoxy for fixing the jug (not the piston)

Wheelie58 wrote:As I shopped for new jugs, I discovered that many places now call them "utility jugs" and that the fuel jugs that we know and love are not legal in California and other states for transporting fuel.
They want metal ones with a special spout.....

I for 1, don't care what California calls them, finds legal, or wants... but it is time for a new fuel jug. What has that one cost you, about 20 cents a month? If you are that emotionally attached to it, fill it with sand and use it to hold down an EZ-Up.

LRR

Thank you all for your input.
The jug will no longer be used to transport liquids.
Upon closer inspection, the leak looks like an imperfection in the molding process.
I appreciate all of your concern.
Keith

Wheelie58 wrote:Thank you all for your input.
The jug will no longer be used to transport liquids.
Upon closer inspection, the leak looks like an imperfection in the molding process.
I appreciate all of your concern.
Keith