Yes the developer is vital, to show the dye coming through. For finding holes you don't really need their cleaner (acetone works), mostly that works best for surface crack detection where you apply dye, then wipe it away with a -cleaner- soaked cloth, then apply developer over the top to suck dye out the same way it went in.
I paid around $15-20 each for my spray-cans at the welding supply some time back so if that price is for-real then MSC (hardly known for great prices) is the bomb.
Tank is looking great...I'm imagining this is taking advantage of no-longer-used spare tire space, what's the capacity?
Stripping vinyl off old material sucks bad. Hours of not-fun.
I had long-ago planned on building a tank for the Camaro, primarily for having something baffled to quell the side-to-side slosh/slam. Maybe in a few months.
This is a reasonably priced set up, but it's part of a 3 part kit (each costs about $10).... there's also a cleaner and developer.... nice that you can buy each individually and it is about the best priced I've found so far.
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