So, you’ve just found yourself a great project bike! The good news is, the tank isn’t a total rusted-out nightmare full of holes, dents, and shoddy patch jobs, but the bad news is, there is some rust inside. It’s a bike that’s been sitting for a while, so although you wish that wasn’t the case, you’re not exactly surprised at what you’ve found. What do you do?
That’s exactly the type of situation that YouTube channel Brick House Builds covers with this very handy how-to video. In it, BJ of BHB walks us through the process of using electrolysis to safely remove the rust from the inside of a Honda CB750 fuel tank.
