+1 for Por15. I've had/seen kreem liner fall down and clog the p/u. I didn't like the texture of the silver por15 I got, I prefer the black finish, but that's just me. Tape over the hole on the outside and pour it in. I prefer to work from side to side v.s top to bottom. If baffeled, start for behind the baffle. Use a trans funnel if you need to to poor it behind the baffle. If your careful, you can pour it straight past w/ the tank in the right possition.
DON'T, and I repeat, DON'T bring it to "The Ratiator Shoppe" in Slidell or any of their other locations. I had them do a tank for me once because I didn't have time. They left big chunks of rust in it and only coated one half of the tank. They said because of the baffle, they couldn't get the back side. I brought it home, stripped out the crap they put in it and did it again myself... the WHOLE thing!!!
The best thing about por15 is if it starts to flash rust after the acid bath, it doesn't matter. I really like the stuff. I had test patch on a rusty gate for 2 years in the sun and it's holdin up fine. I purposely didn't follow the correct proceedure and it still worked great. Plus, if you have some left over, you can paint something with it. You can't do that w/ kreem.