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			My dealers method was spray into each carb till the engine sounds like it's going to die. Then let it sit overnight, then run the motor and it's done. | 
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			I just asked this question! lol!!! wish I would have seen this thread earlier. Im now searching the web and the deep ceep by sea foam seems to be preferred
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			Deep creep is the same stuff but in an aerosol can so you can just spray it in the intakes.  I like to spray it in the cylinders, too , but I'm told there is no need to
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			Deep Creep is made by SeaFoam, just in aerosol formula
		 
				__________________ 1973 Wellcraft V20 w/1988 Evinrude 120hp 1978 ProLine 20ft w/19?? Evinrude 150hp | 
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			We had a Napa do a grand opening near me and they had a bunch of stuff for cheap.  I Bought 2 cases of seafoam.  Price came out to $4 and change per can.
		 
				__________________ 1985 Wellcraft V-20, Evinrude ETEC 150: SOLD 1979 Marine Trader 44, twin Ford Lehman 120s 2006 Panga 14, Tohatsu 20 | 
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