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Seafoam is mostly alcohol, so it attracts moisture, and a boat lives in water so watch your fuel water separator closely. It emulsifies the water, so instead of your filter catching it, it will now get burned through the engine.
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So fern, you wouldn't use it?
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In a small tank for decarbing, yes. In a fuel tank in the boat, no way.
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