Sam Spade wrote:
Bobbo wrote:
And just why should we take your word over everyone's experiences? Repetition does not make it true.
Do some REAL research.
Talk to some REAL mechanics.
As suggested, look at the MSD sheet for SeaFoam; from a weak memory, 3 main ingredients: naptha (white gas), isopropryl alcohol and petroleum distillates (like kerosene).
It's likely that the can it comes in costs them more to produce than the ingredients inside.
And I've been working on engines for about 50 years now.
But you may choose to believe whatever you please. No skin off my nose.
Seafoam MSDS ingredients: Pale oil
Naptha
IPA
Berryman B-12 Chemtool
Acetone
Tolulene
Methanol
Methyl Ethyl Ketone
2-Butoxyethanol
Isopranol
Mixed Xylenes
Carbon Dioxide
Thanks Sam, My choice for gas engines has changed.
