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if you want it for better fuel usage by adding it be careful it melts rubber i used to make rubber rollers and conveyer belts and used it to help bond rubber to make it sticky before using glue.I have read the email about using small amounts for better mileage and combustion.i know they only say use small amounts for a full tank but be careful

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if you want it for better fuel usage by adding it be careful it melts rubber i used to make rubber rollers and conveyer belts and used it to help bond rubber to make it sticky before using glue.I have read the email about using small amounts for better mileage and combustion.i know they only say use small amounts for a full tank but be careful

Off topic, but did you ever do any work for Dexion?

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I too want to know where you can get tolunene from. But not because I suspect I've stumbled upon a miracle way to increase fuel economy that car manufacturers with their multi-million dollar R&D departments have yet to discover, it's because I'd like to take out the cat that keeps leaving footprints on my car.

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