How about this Fogging Fluid?

[OneT]

http://www.lubegard.com/SearchByCat...de=291&title=LUBEGARD+Marine+Cylinder+Rescue#

 

[96spxpos]

Lol I'm ALL ABOUT FOGGING. Seems it's got the same components as the others, and people will probably shoot me down for not using bombardier lube or something, but I use StA-bil and I use it so often that the $5.99 price tag works well for me. I think the bombardier stuff can run upwards of 10-20$ a can

 

[96spxpos]

I would check the msds and if it's got the same ingredients as stabil or bombardier, it should be fine. I just never heard of it

 

[OneT]

I was looking at Sta-bil but found this on amazon and Sta-bil on amazon is 10.99! Where are you getting it for that price at ? lol

 

[96spxpos]

Advanced auto bro.. I bitch when it's $5.99 and not on sale.. They also have it at pep boys and auto zone I think.. There's a marine one at like west marine but it's up there too, past $10... TENNNN DOLLLLAAA!

 

[OneT]

LOL ok man ty

 

[LouDoo]

I use Stabil or whatever is on sale, right now I'm using Mercury storage seal, cause I got it free.

Lou

 

[96spxpos]

Tennessee, you've probably got like a Meijer or a jewel there that may have it... Wally World doesn't have it here, but I get all my carb and engine cleaner there bc it's like TWO DOLLLLLLAAAAAH!

 

[AdamXP800]

Fogging oil is fogging oil IMO

 

[Sportster-2001-951C-Stock]

Normally I use an oil labeled for the purpose of fogging such as CRC's fogging oil, I've used Marvel Mystery Oil and NON-SYNTHETIC TCW3 in many engines as well, all with excellent results.

The goal is to coat the cylinder walls with an oil film that will remain in place, so they won't corrode. One that won't gum the piston rings or turn sticky during the storage period.

If possible, in the case of most 2-stroke engines that I care about, I like to before restarting the engine in spring, remove the spark plugs and put a small amount of oil in each cylinder, enough to pre-wet the cylinder walls, and turn the engine by hand a few revolutions to make sure it feels smooth and doesn't bind.

 

[Sportster-2001-951C-Stock]

Fogging oil is fogging oil IMO

Pretty much. Unless it's fake (chinese) fogging oil?

I've use TCW3 non-syn lots of times and it works really well IMO, and it's cheap enough, I know what it is (familiar with it), seems like I always have a ton of it around the house so it's always in reach. I just put it in a Windex bottle and go to town with it.

For professional winterizing we use CRC fogging oil, we order a few gallons every year. I'm sure the sta-bil stuff is okay as well, last time I used it from the can though it didn't come out fast enough for my satisfaction, lol, but worked okay.

 

[Minnetonka4me]

Im a Napa (mac) junkie for fogging oil...the stuff smells so good.

I like the ad of this stuff the OP posted...but I want it in an aerosol can! At least it shows its something new and not just some rebranded stuff.

I might buy a bottle and try it out.

 

[jhjesse]

Stabil from good old Tractor Supply.