Gas Tank Leak/seepage

On my 2014 Thunderbird Storm I have gas seepage coming from where the seat bracket is mounted under the tank. Approx $1,600 (Canadian) for a new tank so looking for other options. There is a place in town that does motorcycle tank "reseals" for about $250. I have been reading articles on this subject but I'm curious if anyone has any first hand knowledge/experience with gas tank leaks/seepage and getting a reseal done? Thanks

 

Thanks Joe. My main concern is the possibility of engine problems due to the process of adding whatever it is to the tank to seal it. However, the business I'm thinking of taking it to for the work told me they do 2-3 motorcycle tanks each month so I have to assume their process is safe.

 

Thanks again folks for the input. I'm pretty sure the fuel is seeping from the bracket that the seat connects to. There are fuel stains and dampness all around the bracket and no stain or dampness between the bracket and the fuel hose connects to.

 

Thanks again Joe. I will be taking the tank to a shop next week where they

 

Thanks again Joe. I will be taking the tank to a shop next week where they work on issues like this. The main purpose of my original post was to see if anyone had any first hand experience with resealing process. It would just give me a warm and fuzzy feeling knowing from someone with first hand experience that it is a common process and turns out OK. I am obviously going to give it a try because the alternative will be to buy a new tank which will be very costly.
Gord