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Idiot proof isn't a thing. There will always be a better idiot.

I struggle to see how a cooler could cause a finger amputation? It could probably roll over your toes as well?

I think it is a very dark blue or almost black i the bottle.

That stuff must be almost 20 years old! They discontinued it in 2007. I used to use a lot of it.

Where have you seen MX@T lately unless you have a very old stash?

I pointed this out in post #33. That is the reason I started asking questions about the Premium Guards.

https://www.amazon.com/plier-stand/s?k=plier+stand My son uses one like this but it might not fit in a drawer. Would work on top, large drawer or bench https://www.amazon.com/HURRICANE-Organizer-Organized-Extendable-toolboxes/dp/B0D6647B8S/

Thanks for the information. That is what I was looking for to better understand this. From that info, I guess the micron rating is pretty useless and meaningless and the muti-pass efficiency is more of a real world test or spec.

Isn't this essential what "Lake the Oil Geek" found in one of his videos?

I get that but just trying to understand the two specs and how they would be related. All hypothetical... Given a micron rating of 40 micron, would it be possible to have a multi-pass efficiency rating of smaller than 40 microns? I am assuming in the Premium Guard specs that either the micron...

Since nobody directly answered my question, I will assume that either 42-60 micron rating is wrong or the efficiency should read 99%@42-60?

But it wouldn't change the color of the fuel if premixed.

My question is how if the filter has a 42-60 micron rating? Wouldn't that mean it passes everything below 42 micron?

So how does it ever filter anything smaller like the 25 micron that they claim in their efficiency rating?

Plugged fuel filter, trash in float valve of carb, water in fuel or a pinched fuel line?

The last Stihl Synthetic grey bottle that I bought was not dyed. Mobil 1 2T used to be un-dyed. Amsoil Interceptor is just oil colored.

I am not skeptical or have a horse in the race. Just asking questions about why everyone thinks they are good filters. I guess the question that I have is: Does the 40-60 micron rating make sense with the 99% multi-pass efficiency for particles as small as 25 microns? I assumed that it would...

That was the point I was trying to make, and is it all BS marketing not backed up by testing? I have never used these filters but just started looking at them since that is all you hear about now on this site.

Why does everyone say Premium Guards are the best and trust them when they are a foreign company that will not return any information? I also looked at their website and it appears that the regular Premium Guard has a lower micron rating (15-25) that the Premium Guard Extended Life is 42-60...