I've also been unhappy with my KREME experience.  Despite meticulous
preparation, the goop lasted only a few months.  When I finally managed to
get it all out, I used a two part epoxy coating kit from
www.caswellplating.com that worked very well - so far.  It was called "gas
tank sealer" and is locating under finishing supplies.  If you are into bike
restoration at all, their site deserves a good look-see, they make some cool
plating kits.




If I've said it once, I've said it a thousand times. That is great stuff -
for maybe the inside of a five gallon bucket! - but I'll NEVER use it on a
fuel tank for a motorcycle. It'll last for a few years (at most) then turn
to minute bits and pieces and clog your fuel lines, carbs, jets and every
other small hole in your fuel system and drive you batty, nuts, braindead
for months until you get every spec of it out of your system and tank (and
THAT's a job!) to make your bike run right again - if it ever runs right
again. Oldrice says STAY AWAY from that stuff. Trust me. Try www.rusteco.com
for the bar-none best results on a fuel tank back-to-life maneuver if you're
going to do it right. I've done a lot of tanks. Seen a lot of tanks done by
others too. Kreem sux.

Oldrice-