Basics

This page aims to go over the concept of “Fuel Stabalizers”, how they work, and inter-link with related subjects

Industry Standards

Red “Storage” Solution
- A Home Depot Listing for this Product ( ‘’’~8 USD for 236ml As of This Edit’’’ )
  - ( User: Eric here) Need to ask the Outboard Engine mechanic next time they are in town, but they use this stuff
Composition?
- Safety Data Sheets :
  - 2023 SDS
    - 95% Distillates (petroleum) , hydrotreated light
    - 5% Phenol, isopropylated
      - CAS Number : 90480-88-9

This has the added properties of a Fuel Injector Cleaner and Phase Separation Prevention (for better or for worse)
The Latter is largely irrelevant if using Ethanol Free Gasoline or Butanol etc
The Former (Probably) Can’t hurt, but is largely irrelevant if using TopTier Gasoline / Adding in your own Fuel Detergency Additives + Doing Regular Inspections/Maintenance
The Cost/Benefit ratio of that is debatable
An alternative Antioxidant is used, independent testing of this on an ingredient vs ingredient vs control test may be worthwhile
Composition:
- Safety Data Sheets
  - A 2019 Safety Data Sheet for K100G+
    - ”Ethylene Glycol Monobutyl Ether CAS Number 111-76-2, 30-45%”
    - ”n-Butyl Alcohol, CAS Number 71-36-3, 30-40%”
    - ”Primary Alkyl Alcohol, Proprietary, 15-20%
    - Cyclic Secondary Amine, Proprietary, 5-10%
    - Alkenoic Acid, Proprietary, 3-7%