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edchow

Joined: Dec 17, 2007
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Sea Foam
Original Message Jan 19, 2008 11:15 pm

Hello,

I finally got myself a can of Sea Foam. This stuff is hard to get in Canada. I got it at Nappa Auto Parts........$13.00 a can. Okay I have a few questions. How much do you add to the gas can? Is this a good replacement for gas stabilizer or can you use booth at the same time? And what about the gas in the snowblower? Should I add some in the tank if so how much? or just wait till I top it off with mix in the gas can?

Edward

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mml4

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Joined: Dec 31, 2003
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Re: Sea Foam
Reply #8 Jan 23, 2008 9:04 am

Where can you get the PRI-G for small engines. The regular PRI-G is so concentrated you need a microscopic ammount for one gallon. I would go from Stabil to PRI-G if it weren't such a pain to mix!

Marc

This message was modified Jan 23, 2008 by mml4

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Re: Sea Foam
Reply #9 Jan 23, 2008 8:13 pm

You can get graduated eye droppers or even graduated syringes for children's cough syrup. Either way they can measure in the range you need for a small jerry can of gas. Its almost exactly 2,000:1 so 1ml is good for 2L of gas, you folks in the US on on your own for this one, I keep getting mixed up since gallons are inherently funny .