The trailering went out fine thanks to Dr Phil and your GM-tractor! Its still leaking and I was down to Flinks and bought some cork and Loctite 5923 to see if we can have this sh*t fixed tonight. The cork sheets are little to small area. Do you think its ok to put them together some how?

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Not sure, but if you have to have joints then make them as long as possible. Like instead of a 90deg cut make a 45deg instead and use some sort of sealant to be safe.

The former Candy Bar something, PTM Express, Lucky Strike, American offshore pace boat yes...it´s quite a tired hull but who cares one helluva project.
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cork aint gonna work in the long run and don´t put them on top of each other either ,ain´t gonna work... I´d use rubber and glue it in place first, thats How I did on the tanks on Viking Lines Cinderella :-)... talk about a ****ty job there...

Edit: I´m a little confused where your leak was so pics would help also..Loctite 5923 is good, use that myself.

Looking forward to it !

Well as you maybe do know I was banned there (forever) prolly first of anyone and didn´t bother to look back.
Altough a Pantera(?) owner told me to come back I keep my stand and also J.R. himself sent mails after explaining and offering peace if we meet live but UGH, I have spoken and my Tomahawk is sharp. (I´m getting serious Apache symptoms....)

Thats this stainless steel armatuer. (The tank are plastic "Tank-plast",the new good material)

you mean the filler neck ?

I tryed to bring a picture but it some s**t happend...

Now it worked ....

Ok I´m familiar with that !!!
And your problem too.... I have fastened and made rubber gaskets for plates like that by the Hundreds !

You still have the rubber left hopefully, the key is to not tighten it hard at all, instead glue it in place let is sit for a while then fasten it.
You could also use Loctites gasket maker (the graphite smudge) you (?) use on intake and head gaskets or some other non-hardening stuff but NOT silicone as it makes everything slippery.

If that doesn´t help then you must make a plate that you put inside the tank and the tank itself comes between these two steel plates, if you have the reinforcing plate there already then I´m guessing you ain´t got a rubber against the plastic too...

Edit: and more fastening bolts I´d suggest...