I need a flexible, gasoline friendly paste (in tube) sealant.?

Question

Most of what I found contain silicone and I was advised silicone is not gasoline friendly.

Answer 1

they used to have one that was a 2 part apoxy for gas tanks, but I don't know if you can still get it, try Pepboys :)

Answer 2

No only use proper gas line it's not that expensive at all just go to your local auto parts store they should be able to cut you some off a roll they usually have a few sizes in the store you can even only buy a couple of feet of hose it's not that expensive and it's designed to handle gasoline.

Answer 3

The product is called ''Seal All''.You can find this in most hardware stores. This is what I used to fix a hole in my fuel tank caused by a muffler clamp ''punching'' a hole in the tank when I bottomed out on a curb
Once you cleaned the area with a clean rag, apply a fairly thick layer of ''Seal All'' around the leak. Next, find a piece of flat tin or whatever that will cover the leak to be patched. (I used a nickle for my fuel tank repair job)
Apply more ''Seal All'' around the patch and let dry. up to 3-5 hours

Answer 4

What you are looking for doesn't exist. What is your application?

Most sealants for gasoline related items use an epoxy resin which hardens instead of cures.

Answer 5

no silicone wont work against gas.try permitex number 2.its for gas.

Answer 6

go buy a tube of "Honda-bond" at any Honda dealer,it's expensive but it's virtually "everything" proof

Answer 7

seal all is a product you can use with gas

Answer 8

try a rubber ceiment. the pure black stuff.