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This gasoline Storage listing contains twelve 10 oz bottles. Calculated treatment capacity is 25 US gallons per bottle or 300 US gallons across the case at the Storage formula’s published rate. Seasonal equipment often remains unused with fuel still in the system. A gasoline storage fuel stabilizer is intended for that storage-planning task, helping limit fuel deterioration and gum or varnish formation when used as directed. Add it to fresh fuel rather than relying on it to restore fuel that is already badly degraded.
Order quantity matters: this listing supplies 12 separate containers of 10 oz each. A case does not change the application directions for an individual unit. Plan remaining stock around the label’s storage instructions rather than assuming a fixed number of engines or seasons.
Choose a package by the amount of gasoline you intend to treat over time. The treatment rate is different from the Marine formula and from diesel treatment, so measure using this product’s own directions. A larger container provides more additive; it does not change the dose or extend the stated protection period.
Before lay-up, check the fuel type approved for the equipment and follow the engine manufacturer’s storage procedure. Fuel-system treatment and internal engine preservation are separate maintenance tasks. A stabilizer is not a reason to skip other required storage steps or to use an otherwise unapproved fuel blend.
Keep a record of the treatment date, amount of fuel and measured additive. Reclose the container according to its label after use. Compare package sizes using current prices and your planned fuel quantity rather than assuming the entire container belongs in one tank.
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