this is how I used the electrolite method.... I went to a pool supply store, got some PH+ (99% sodium carbonate), I took the petcock off my tank and plugged the hole with a rubber cork, filled the tank with a solution of water and about 2 cups of PH+ (completly fill the tank) I took a spraybomb cap (the plastic cover)drilled a hole about 1/4 in in middle and put a long bolt with a bunch of washers on it(washers hanging about 2.5 inches from bottom of cap) intalled a nut to keep the bolt in the cap with enough sticking out to attach the positive clamp to, this is placed on the fuel fill hole so it dosen't touch the metal of the tank(just about the right size) then attached the negetive cable to the petcock threads, I used a 10 amp battery charger,when it is working there will be a bubbling in the solution, you should put the tank on a plastic bucket because there will be overflow and the solution is caustic, twice a day you will have to clean the rust off the bolt and washer assembly,this process took aproximatley 4 days,the tank was pretty rusted and now its rust free, the key is to keep the positive electrode clean, you can top off the tank with water so it remains full