Sea Foam Deep Creep is already effective at penetrating rusty threads to ease bolt and nut removal. But what do you do when even penetrating oil cannot help break it free? When it doesn’t come loose, the next step for getting stubborn fasteners loose is to apply heat with a torch. This is a big…
Some of the biggest problems that plague small engines come from long periods of unuse. As winter approaches and seasonal equipment is put away, it’s important to follow a few steps to keep small engines in good shape for next year. Most important is to prevent fuel degradation in tanks and passageways through the use…
Whether you are going on a road trip or taking your family to the beach, summertime often means more time spent driving. And that means more bug grime on your paint and windshield. Keeping your vehicle free of bug goo can be a constant battle this time of year, but Sea Foam has a simple…
When it’s time to get your boat out on the water, engine problems are the last thing you want to deal with. But because marine engines typically see infrequent or intermittent use and are exposed to high humidity, they are prone to a few fuel-related problems. First, fuel degrades over time, leaving behind varnish and…
For boaters, nothing ruins a day on the lake quicker than being stuck at the launch or stalled in the water troubleshooting an engine issue. Marine engines, just like the engine in your car or truck, require routine maintenance to run properly. And the engine on your boat likely doesn’t run nearly as frequently as…
PROBLEM: As an angler, life often gets in the way of spending time on the water. Be it family, work, hunting or ice, extended sits can spell problems with your outboard engine. Without regular use, outboard motors are susceptible to aging fuel and even corrosion formation within the upper cylinder walls themselves. The problem stems…
Thanks to “Topper” from British Columbia, Canada, for this #SeaFoamWorks story. On February 9th of this year I happened to stumble across a boat for sale that was owned by the couple who originally built it. Their boat project began in 1966 in North Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada, based on plans from a Naval Architect…
While late-season fishing is still going strong in many parts of the country, for others this is the time of the year to start thinking about tucking their boats in for the winter. Of course, you shouldn’t just park it in the shed for 4–6 months without at least some preparation. Proper fuel stabilization and…
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