PS: SMB is found at your local dollar tree.
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Originally Posted by Bonnelvr92
PS: SMB is found at your local dollar tree.
Isn't there methanol in SMB products?
PS: SMB is found at your local dollar tree.
Isn't there methanol in SMB products?
The dirty way to tell how much PEA is in a cleaner...
How strong is the fishy smell? I've bought some stuff that you could smell as soon as you opened the bottle and others, it was just a hint.
The CT fuel system cleaner they killed off recently was truly stinky with fishyness. Too bad they got rid of it.
Originally Posted by Mad_Hatter
Originally Posted by Bonnelvr92
PS: SMB is found at your local dollar tree.
Isn't there methanol in SMB products?
Just means it doubles as fuel line deicer... heh
How strong is the fishy smell? I've bought some stuff that you could smell as soon as you opened the bottle and others, it was just a hint.
The CT fuel system cleaner they killed off recently was truly stinky with fishyness. Too bad they got rid of it.
Originally Posted by Mad_Hatter
Originally Posted by Bonnelvr92
PS: SMB is found at your local dollar tree.
Isn't there methanol in SMB products?
Just means it doubles as fuel line deicer... heh
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Originally Posted by Mad_Hatter
Originally Posted by Bonnelvr92
PS: SMB is found at your local dollar tree.
Isn't there methanol in SMB products?
I've read a SDS which stated methanol was 80-90% of the product and the only cleaner was naphta at 5%. I'll pass on the outdated cleaner.
Originally Posted by Bonnelvr92
PS: SMB is found at your local dollar tree.
Isn't there methanol in SMB products?
I've read a SDS which stated methanol was 80-90% of the product and the only cleaner was naphta at 5%. I'll pass on the outdated cleaner.
Originally Posted by dave1251
Originally Posted by Mad_Hatter
Originally Posted by Bonnelvr92
PS: SMB is found at your local dollar tree.
Isn't there methanol in SMB products?
I've read a SDS which stated methanol was 80-90% of the product and the only cleaner was naphta at 5%. I'll pass on the outdated cleaner.
Seems like a small amount of naptha to do anything. Probably more cost effective, with better cleaning abilities, to buy a can of Stoddard solvent or VM&P Naptha and dose the fuel...or just buy some MMO in the gallon jug, i think it has both in it plus kerosene (for lubricant?🤔).
Originally Posted by Mad_Hatter
Originally Posted by Bonnelvr92
PS: SMB is found at your local dollar tree.
Isn't there methanol in SMB products?
I've read a SDS which stated methanol was 80-90% of the product and the only cleaner was naphta at 5%. I'll pass on the outdated cleaner.
Seems like a small amount of naptha to do anything. Probably more cost effective, with better cleaning abilities, to buy a can of Stoddard solvent or VM&P Naptha and dose the fuel...or just buy some MMO in the gallon jug, i think it has both in it plus kerosene (for lubricant?🤔).
Quote Garak:
"Honestly, Canadian Tire would do well for themselves to take 75% of the products in their additive aisle, dump them in a shopping cart, and push that load of garbage to the hazardous waste disposal people. Our Walmarts, at least in this city, have cut down their automotive sections quite a bit, and the additive section got reduced. At least they kept some useful things, like PEA cleaners and real fuel stabilizers."
I do respect you, Garak, so I don't mean to be rude, but as other stores are reducing their selection of these products, CT is keeping and expanding theirs. CT makes a LOT of money off these products, and that is called having a good business plan.
Maybe a lot of these products are garbage, but CT is offering what people want, and staying in business in the process. Myself and a lot of people make their living from this.
"Honestly, Canadian Tire would do well for themselves to take 75% of the products in their additive aisle, dump them in a shopping cart, and push that load of garbage to the hazardous waste disposal people. Our Walmarts, at least in this city, have cut down their automotive sections quite a bit, and the additive section got reduced. At least they kept some useful things, like PEA cleaners and real fuel stabilizers."
I do respect you, Garak, so I don't mean to be rude, but as other stores are reducing their selection of these products, CT is keeping and expanding theirs. CT makes a LOT of money off these products, and that is called having a good business plan.
Maybe a lot of these products are garbage, but CT is offering what people want, and staying in business in the process. Myself and a lot of people make their living from this.
About the whole methanol thing, some cars are ok to take methanol. Any way my car with the Buick 3800 tpi series 1 is ok with it anyway. If you want to use it you should look at if your car is ok with methanol.
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