fuel treatment for storage
Hi, I've used Sta-bil for 2 years but am considering using seafoam instead. Any reason to not use the seafoam?
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I use Sta-bil Marine in our Southwind. It has a 100 gallon gas tank.
The Sta-bil does a good job.
I use SeaFoam in my small engines.
It takes more SeaFoam to treat 100 gallons of gas than it does Sta-bil.
That said, SeaFoam does a good job. I just think it's too expensive when treating 100 gallons.
I believe they recommend 1 oz. of SeaFoam to one gallon of gas for stabilizing while storing fuel.
The Sta-bil does a good job.
I use SeaFoam in my small engines.
It takes more SeaFoam to treat 100 gallons of gas than it does Sta-bil.
That said, SeaFoam does a good job. I just think it's too expensive when treating 100 gallons.
I believe they recommend 1 oz. of SeaFoam to one gallon of gas for stabilizing while storing fuel.
