I spoke with Seafoam

[Steve Moran]

The Rep was at the store all day the other day and the using Seafoam in the vacuum hose was brought up, he gave an alternate and faster solution it is another Seafoam product called Deep Creep. It is the same as the regular Seafoam but it is more concentrated and in a spray can.
It is used to fog and engine before storage but it will also eat the crud out of an intake and valve train better then regular Seafoam.

It sounds as if they are packaging it in 1 gallon and 55 gal drums because places like New York City, and Houston are sold on the product and wanted it in larger quantities so they had fewer cans in the land fills.

[pro-five-oh]

You met an actual person from Seafoam? OMG that is like totally awesome and now I hate you because you didn't invite me! smile.gif


Hmm, I wonder why Houston is sold on the product...I wonder who made that happen. :D :D :D

[Steve Moran]

I even shook his hand. :cool:
I think I can die now, the rest of my life will be an anti-climax. :(

[Kit Sullivan]

quote:Originally posted by Steve Moran:
"I spoke with Seafoam."
I feel ya', man! I once was working on my car while it was running in the closed garage for like a half hour or so...and I had a deep conversation with a bottle of 'Westley's Blech-Wite'!

[pro-five-oh]

quote:Originally posted by Steve Moran:
I even shook his hand. :cool:

Wooooooah! Did a heavenly light shine down from the roof, did angels sing, and did someone at Napa bring in a pipe organ? :D :D :D

[luxuryrules]

I'm only turning a mild shade of red at this one.... we keep our Deep Creep on the shelf next to PB Blaster, Liquid Wrench, and WD40. I always assumed it was just Seafoam's brand of penetrant, so i never bothered to read the can and find out how cool it is. This calls for further investigation.

Anyways, if I could be enlightened, how exactly does one use Deep Creep? I've never fogged an engine, so I have no idea how this works.

[Steve Moran]

Luxuryrules.

Originally it was developed for spraying down the throat of small engines prior to storing them for extended times.
Deep Creep saturates cylinders and helps keep rings from sticking, valves from sticking in the guides, and it coats cylinder walls virtually eliminating humidity that will pit cylinder walls.

Give Seafoam a call they love talking about their line of products. (trust me, I was sick of hearing about it.) If you ask to have a Rep come out and show you the product they will love to send someone your way.
They have a nice little spiff program that could toss some cash your way also, and many free samples.
The rep will come out and work with your salesman and make a “One day great buy” on the products. We where selling them for almost $1.50 to $1.75 off the regular price on that day, I am sure with out a doubt you can get the same thing.

[Steve Moran]

quote:Originally posted by pro-five-oh:


Wooooooah! Did a heavenly light shine down from the roof, did angels sing, and did someone at Napa bring in a pipe organ? :D :D :D
I was so in AWWW I didn't notice, But I did get a business card.

I am not totaly sure but I don't think anyone was playing with their organ.


;)

[NYC LS8]

quote:Originally posted by Steve Moran:
(trust me, I was sick of hearing about it.)

Me too.

It's getting up there with "I'm a READY AND WILLING BUYER with CASH IN HAND"

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[pro-five-oh]

Bringin' back a classic, aren't ya? ;)

[NYC LS8]

Takin' it back to tha ol' school, cause I'm a old fool, who's so cool...


...Whoomp there it is, I thoughtcha knew

:D

[gadget73]

I've tried Deep Creep as a carb cleaner before. It doesn't work so well. Makes a pretty acceptable penetrating lube tho. I used it last I had one of my door panels off to dissolve the gummy grease in the window mechanism and it worked quite well for that.

[pro-five-oh]

quote:Originally posted by NYC LSC:
Takin' it back to tha ol' school, cause I'm a old fool, who's so cool...


...Whoomp there it is, I thoughtcha knew

:D

That'd make a good theme song for seafoam commercials. smile.gif