Need tips on tank mesh install...

[WarrenZ]

I personally don't like them but if you feel that you can't stand having your tank get too banged up and can't get the net on you can always take the tank and get one of the spray on bed liners put on it. Don't know what the down side would be though.

 

[akscubaduck1]

Do you really want those things? As a dive tech I'm having to cut those things off from time to time when I service tanks. It doesn't protect your tank just the paint job. I know opinions are like *******s, but you don't need them

 

[PerroneFord]

I personally don't like them but if you feel that you can't stand having your tank get too banged up and can't get the net on you can always take the tank and get one of the spray on bed liners put on it. Don't know what the down side would be though.

Pretty hard to do a visual on them, since the spec says you need to be able to see "bare metal" if there is a question about the surface of the tank.

I've come across one tank done this way, and I wouldn't do the visual on it.

 

[letterboy]

I had a long thoughtful post but there is only one thing to say:

ANYWAY Dude if you want to put the sleeves on just flipping do it using one of the methods stated above, I like the using the hot shower water to stretch it over the cylinder.