Tank net

[Gator Diver]

I did a search to find out what a tank net
is used for but no luck. So can anyone
answer this newbie question for me. Thanks.

 

[rmediver2002]

They are sold as a sort of chaffing gear to prevent painted tanks from getting scratched so quickly.

I recommend sand blasted tanks if your going to get AL and galvanized if your going with steel...


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[Gator Diver]

oh okay. i actually
just purchased a sandblasted tank, so I guess
I do not need the tank net then? right?

 

[MikeFerrara]

The best way tp prepare an Al tank for use such that new scratches in the paint aren't noticed is to roll the tank aroung on a gravel driveway prior to use.

 

[rmediver2002]

Nah, I would not worry about it.

The nice thing about the sandblasted tanks is they look the same (still have to rinse them well) years from purchase.

 

[rmediver2002]

The best way tp prepare an Al tank for use such that new scratches in the paint aren't noticed is to roll the tank aroung on a gravel driveway prior to use.

I do not even want to hear your recommendations about whether a kid should wear an athletic cup or not for baseball...
:10:

 

[Scottri]

Tank nets are a waste of money in my book. They just get in the way and your paint on your tank isn't going to stay nice for long with or without the net. I had one on one of my tanks and I just cut it off. I also don't bother with tank boots either except on my steel tanks that have rounded bottoms.


Scott

 

[MikeFerrara]

I do not even want to hear your recommendations about whether a kid should wear an athletic cup or not for baseball...
:10:

The cup might be a good idea. LOL