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September 24th 03, 02:30 AM
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On 23-Sep-2003, "Jay Honeck" wrote: Question: In another aviation forum, someone mentioned that the gasoline vapors can actually go THROUGH fiberglass, and get at the underside of the paint. Jay, This sounds like a bit of aviation-style urban legend. If the gasoline molecules could penetrate the fiberglass then the tanks would "seep". It's the same molecules whether in gas (vapor) or liquid state. I think you are OK. -- -Elliott Drucker 
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