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Originally posted by Patman:
*-*-QUOTE]I don't like carrying chemicals in my car (it'll smell it up) so I will be doing it at home. Besides, you never know exactly how much gas you're going to need when you fill up the tank, so you can tell much better once you get home as to how much FP you need to add.
Well I usually know within about .25-.40 of a gallon where MY guage is to how much it takes. I get use to looking every fill up, therefore I can guess close.
Also, you can buy those bottles like they have for
some fuel adds with the measure container at the top where you squeeze it from the container, and if needed could be placed into a ziploc... but I do agree that the smell can be a problem if spilled, or that it takes extra stepps to avoid the smell.
I use to carry in the bed of the truck until all my "Friends" and "neighbors" found out what I had, then they kept growing feet and walking off on a weekly basis.
There are those electronic automatic metering devices but too expensive unless a trucker with dough.
Anyhow... a well cleaned bottle like I described, when wiped clean at the station... can be carried in the cab of a small truck in or out of a bag as long as the tops are tight... and no smell.
NOW, you can always wipe one down at the fillingstation with the wiper and towel if there is a small spill...
Anyhow, to each his own... the thing that I think Terry forgot to mention is that FP is so well of a product, like my own that it can be added even to the TOP of the tank and still produce good results.
