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Not so much to see, its a grey stripe.. I cut a groove with grinder and 3mm disk and put in a steel rod. Sometimes bike spokes, I have many of them, other times I use what I have at hand. Then two component epoxy over all of it. Its a epoxy stick that is for alumium, but work real well on this...

I cut and glue in reinforcements (steel rod) with epoxy on those I get in that is possible to fix. Done this on some 357's a couple 575's and 385s... Some Jonsereds too... Its always in the weld they break. Most in bottom. Had one 576 that leaked in rear handle were I could not get too it...

As the bottom of tank flex the joined halfs break in the weld. The reinforcements help, but tank itself is stiffer now and I think that is what do the trick more than protect from beating. I think it is still not bulletproof...