Fuel Medics has the answer.
Water and moisture are attracted to your fuel by ethanol. Once moisture (water) and fuel combines, it expedites the formation of gums, oxidation, and will eventually cause phase separation. Once phase separation occurs you will have water puddle at the bottom of your tank and or carburetor bowl. Our unique water dispersion technology prevents the formation of this water by creating a chemical reaction that permanently removes the water from the fuel. Our additive package will provide measurable results as it slowly dissolves gum, varnish and restores lubricating qualities to the fuel. It also atomizes the fuel into a smaller droplet allowing your fuel to burn more completely and efficiently. These changes will help you engines run better and last longer. Fuel Medics products also stabilize fuel for up to 2 years. We have many consumer friendly sizes from 1oz to 1 gallon to economically treat any size fleet using gasoline or diesel.
New for 2011 is a “2 and 4 cycle Engine Medic Rescue” kit that includes a 1 oz bottle of “Carburetor Rescue”, our strongest corrective formula to quickly clean carburetors on the spot and a 1oz bottle of “Gas Medic” fuel treatment / stabilizer to prevent future problems. This is the product you have been waiting for to supply your customers that face engines that will not start or are running poorly due to ethanol issues or lack of maintenance. This offers an alternative to the downtime and expense of a carburetor rebuild or replacement.
All Fuel Medic products are effective and safe for use in 2 cycle and 4 cycle engines.
For a dealer in your area contact: (800) 749-3834
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