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I'm going to assume that your metal water tank needs the loose paint and rust removed. To do this I would use an electric grinder with a sanding wheel, something rough. This will remove anything that is loose. Rusty areas can be treated with a rust converter, available at auto paint supply stores. After all of this you will need to prime the tank before painting. A good universal all purpose oil base primer should work.
The primer and paint could be applied with a roller or spray equipment depending on the tank size and what equipment is available to you. If you use a paint roller, roll from side to side instead of up and down.
I'm going to assume that your metal water tank needs the loose paint and rust removed. To do this I would use an electric grinder with a sanding wheel, something rough. This will remove anything that is loose. Rusty areas can be treated with a rust converter, available at auto paint supply stores. After all of this you will need to prime the tank before painting. A good universal all purpose oil base primer should work.
The primer and paint could be applied with a roller or spray equipment depending on the tank size and what equipment is available to you. If you use a paint roller, roll from side to side instead of up and down.