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The only tanks that have a stated life span and must be condemned when they reach it are hoop wrapped composite fiberglass cylinders which are not found in scuba use.
US Divers steel tank restoration
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The only tanks that have a stated life span and must be condemned when they reach it are hoop wrapped composite fiberglass cylinders which are not found in scuba use.
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I have pre-WW2 O2 supply tanks in my rotation occasionally, they are still being hydroed. lp72s are the same 3AA tank specification.
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Where can one order or find this? 95% Zinc, highest I've ever heard of!
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Thr last time I bought Gavilite I ordered directly from ZRC, just give them a call. Some dealers don't carry the whole line of products and may not have Galvilite. I recommend buying the quart can not the spray can. Roll on 3 coats with a small foam roller.
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Need to repost these pics, I moved them to another album not realizing it would mess up this thread :/
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These are the photos from the beginning of the thread that I inadvertently moved and cannot fix up there :/
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