Why would you want to do that? Unpainted cylinders are easier to inspect.
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Why would you want to do that? Unpainted cylinders are easier to inspect.
"Honey, do these double LP 95's make my butt look big?"
I have stripped paint off several aluminum tanks without any problems. I personally don't like painted tanks.
You asked about steel tanks instead of aluminum. If the outside of the tank is rusting. pass on the tanks. You might not even get an LDS to inspect the tank if they see rust on the outside.
You asked about steel tanks instead of aluminum. If the outside of the tank is rusting. pass on the tanks. You might not even get an LDS to inspect the tank if they see rust on the outside.
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