Sea Foam VS B-12 Chemtool

[Liveliner]

<div>My Proline boat has been sitting for too long with about forty gallons of gasoline in the built-in tank. I recently pumped out about thirty gallons of it. I ran the gasoline in my Cherokee, a Honda and several small engines. The old gasoline seems to burn clean and good even in the lawnmowers so I do not think it is bad. What should I do? Run the old gas in the boat to get it out of the system , or should I add higher octane ethanol free gasoline to improve the quality of the gasoline I run through the Merc.</div><div>My thinking is that if I run the old gasoline out first, I should treat it with Marine Formula Sta-bil. If I add new Gasoline I should treat the entire amount with either Sea Foam or B-12 Chemtool. What do you folks recommend I should do?</div><div>Also What is the difference between Sea Foam and B-12 Chemtool? I bought both. The SeaFoam 15oz. is $8.97 vs. the B-12 16 oz. can at $2.97 . The cans, the lids and the contents seem to be the same. What is the difference other than six bucks for less?</div>

 

[JDK]

if u do a search on here Wrenchin had a great post about this same subject where he broke it all down he prefers the B12 which is good enough for me

 

[Liveliner]

found those old posts. Very helpful. Thanks JDK

 

[wrechin2]

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[Timberghost]

i figured you'd pop in james since i had just got off the phone with you asking pretty much the same question the same day this post was posted,,i like the b12,,i can tell it helped after just running 1 tank through it,,,,good stuff, bought all walmart had on the shelf today..

 

[wrechin2]

Just keep it between us as the price will skyrocket when they notice their sell have went up!!!!!!!! emoLaugh