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Seafoam formula? What does the water do?

I thought the can mentioned distilled water, but I may have imagined that.

I know other brickers mentioned it, but I think it may have just been a cleaning feature. Carbon is supposed to be very soluble in water, so water should clean up carbon deposits.
Only problem with using both together is that you can't be sure it was the water or the $10 can of seafoam... HAhahaah.
I personally I think the seafoam did more.

Happy Bricking
William
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1990 740 Turbo, on its way to stock specs, maybe beyond






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