Tank Painting Question

[dow]

Well, my tank has passed a leak test, and I'm going to drain it this afternoon, and paint the back. Any ideas of what I can put on the plumbing that I have stubbed out the back of the tank to keep the paint from sticking to it? I"d rather not pull the bulkheads out if I don't have to.

Thanks!

[Polkster13]

Just use some plastic bags like you get from WalMart or HEB and use masking tape to hold it.

[jaded]

you can also use patroleum jelly... once the paint dries on the glass you can wipe the vasoline right off taking the unwanted paint with it.

[dow]

you can also use patroleum jelly... once the paint dries on the glass you can wipe the vasoline right off taking the unwanted paint with it.

I was wondering about that. Will it work with the appliance epoxy paint?

[dan]

i don't think any thing will stick to jelly. tape would probably be a little cleaner

[leaffish75]

why paint it? im taking some acrylic and adding that black foam to it. Of course after i cut the acrylic to fit. I know some one who did the same but instead of foam he glue LR rubble to it. it looks great. just some alternative ideas.

[dow]

why paint it?

Well... cause I want to. :D