Autocerum???

[ziggy]

I just saw a commercial on science channel, for an engine, product called autocerum i belive the website is http://www.autocerum.com
In the commercial, They talk about acoustic engine damage, and tha using autocerum, saved a guy $30 a week in gas. Its supposed to coat and polish the engine internals.
Whats everyones feedback or use with this stuff? I think its a $30 by phone deal.

 

[levi]

Bad link.

 

[hannaco]

There is an old saying that comes to mind. A fool and his money are soon parted.

 

[saaber1]

Is that like that product at http://www.autobs.com ? The infomertial says that you just pour it in when the engine is cold and start it up. Then it immediately begins working to remove all the internally lubricated parts of your engine, remanufacture them, and then reinstall. And it does it in just under 5 minutes! Amazing!

 

[RTexasF]

It doesn't even google.

 

[saaber1]

What about http://autobotox.com ? I heard that it is a liquid frame off restoration product. O.k. I am out of ideas...

 

[Gary Allan]

cerm ..not cerum ...

Sounds like rehashed Cermax or whatever that stuff is.

http://www.autocerm.com/?page=faq

 

[DmanWho]

Could it actually be Cermax? If so, might be a less expensive way to buy it...

 

[Crashbox]

Sounds like earwax to me...

 

[ziggy]

Gary got the link right
thanks gary)
INteresting newer technology...coat down to 2 microns, not PTFE or slick50 related.
Think this stuff actually IS as stated? Its an interesting find.

 

[Dr_No]

the name screams snake oil

 

[Gary Allan]

Originally Posted By: ziggy
Gary got the link right
thanks gary)
INteresting newer technology...coat down to 2 microns, not PTFE or slick50 related.
Think this stuff actually IS as stated? Its an interesting find.


It's very hard to gauge such a product with home grown DIY facilities/resources. The butt dyno is typically the only device used.

Look at how much static Frank gets with Auto-Rx ..and this is with visual proof and not so anonymous testimonials

Try it youself and see if you can:

1) perceive a difference/improvement
2) communicate it in a manner that equates to some benefit as perceived by others.

..or tell of NOT perceiving anything