Description
DOMETIC Gallon Fogging Oil | Boat Supply Store
Safeguard your inboard or outboard marine engine from internal corrosion during extended storage periods. This high-performance fogging oil displaces moisture and deposits a protective film on critical engine components, including cylinder walls and piston rings. Essential for boaters in saltwater environments like Galveston Bay, it ensures your engine remains protected and ready for immediate ignition upon recommissioning.
Key Features
- Prevents internal combustion engine corrosion
- Displaces moisture from critical components
- Forms a protective barrier on cylinder walls
- Lubricates piston rings for smoother operation
- Ensures easier starting after storage
- Protects against rust and oxidation
- Suitable for 2-stroke and 4-stroke engines
- Gallon size for comprehensive application
Specifications
| Product Specifications | |
|---|---|
| Container Size | 1 Gallon |
Who This Is For
Marine engine owners seeking robust protection against internal corrosion during seasonal or extended storage. Ideal for individuals operating vessels in challenging marine environments that demand comprehensive engine preservation.
Common Concerns Answered
Will this oil damage my engine seals?
DOMETIC Fogging Oil is specifically formulated for marine engines and will not degrade rubber seals or gaskets, ensuring component integrity.
How often should I fog my engine?
Fogging is recommended before any period of extended storage, typically for 3-6 months or longer, to ensure maximum protection against internal corrosion.
Can I use this on both 2-stroke and 4-stroke engines?
Yes, this fogging oil is engineered for effective application on both 2-stroke and 4-stroke internal combustion marine engines.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the primary function of fogging oil?
Fogging oil's primary function is to prevent internal engine corrosion by displacing moisture and forming a protective film on metal surfaces when the engine is not in use.
How do I apply fogging oil to my marine engine?
Typically, fogging oil is sprayed into the intake manifold or spark plug holes while the engine is running at operating temperature and then shut off, or directly into cylinders for static protection.
Is this product suitable for diesel engines?
While primarily designed for gasoline internal combustion engines, consult your engine's manual for specific recommendations regarding fogging oil compatibility with diesel applications.
What happens if I don't use fogging oil during storage?
Without fogging oil, internal engine components are susceptible to rust and corrosion from atmospheric moisture, which can lead to performance issues and costly repairs upon recommissioning.
What is the recommended method for off-season engine storage?
Off-season storage typically involves draining fuel, replacing the oil and filter, fogging the engine, and protecting external components against the elements.