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Can fiberglass bondo be used to fix holes in a motorcycle gas tank?

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use an apoxy resin. it comes in two tubes and when mixed, you apply, and it will harden like a rock. this will work for pretty much anything. I did it on my gas tank, but, if the whole is too big, it will not work
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use KBS Numetal epoxy putty then prep & seal the inside of the tank with Gold Standard tank sealer
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No. It will delaminate. Bondo is not made for gasoline contact.
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Always worked good for me. Bikes, cars etc.
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ive used glass to repair alot of tanks,not any good at stress points though
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yeah but there is a epoxy tube of under water repair that is better.....by the way fiberglass and bondo are 2 different things...look at walmart
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Probably not. I wouldn't use it.
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NO
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NO!!!

Take the tank off

have it steamed

and repaired with a weld!!!

any thing else is asking for trouble!!!

Dont mess with the fuel system, like the brake system

engineers a lot smarter than us designed them and how they run properly

do it right the first time and you will be happier that you did.

good luck
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