Rescue of two farm Tito Landi lamps

Serge and jluc14 sent me their farm Tito Landi for rescue.

On Serge's lamp the damage is not significant, I also have to make the clip that secures the upper part to the burner.

As for Jean-Luc's lamp the oxidation is impressive, but I didn't think I would find so much damage on its tank.
The side is perforated on all sides, the only possible solution is epoxy resin loaded with silica, and possibly a glass fabric placed fresh on fresh, and to finish a layer of pure resin to seal everything.
I am open to any other suggestions.

For the bottom, it will be glued with the loaded epoxy (and here is the donor of the graft)

 

Happy fettling.

 

Thank's @JEFF JOHNSON
Serge's lamp is finished.
Now I'm focusing on Jean-Luc's which requires more thought and attention. I think I have the solution with epoxy resin, but before I start I'm waiting for feedback/thoughts from friends. I'm not immune to making a bad decision

 

I got rather addicted to Tito Landi tablelamps at one point though I never ever managed to get one to run. I think once the wick gets old, dried out or frazzled, that's just about it although I have heard of people making replacement ones. Mantles are also a problem and have to be made / cobbled up from others...

 

Nice repair on the first one

As for the second one, I've never tried to a tank with so many holes .
Lead wiping with lead solder or tin might be another option but rather difficult and would end up heavy.

 

There’s consideration too of the fuel for a Tito Landi, both variations of gasoline or alcohol (determined by jet size) being volatile fuels I wouldn’t want to gamble my safety on with tanks so far gone, particularly if epoxy filler is propsed for the repair.

 

@David Shouksmith ,
I made new wicks from cotton mop cloth. And I also make my mantels from Chinese copies of Peerless.

 

@ROBBO55 & @presscall ,
Epoxy is easier to work with, and is resistant to hydrocarbons.
All my Tito lamps are sealed with epoxy and no leaks to date.

 

Hmm, "resistant" sounds a bit time-limited to me.

Possibly something like the difference between 'showerproof' and 'waterproof'...