Is CerMet as good as RVS ???

[Roland]

It looks like RVS is no longer selling their "actual RVS products" in the USA any more. The US distributor for RVS now sells "Fusion Tech" which seem similar but not identical.

Anyway I just discovered "CerMet" in a thread i read where some have had good results with CerMet. I also see where CerMet has a intro price on a new CerMet Auto for $39. http://www.cermetlab.com/cermetcart/html/5.html i was thinking of giving it a try. Anybody have any comparison opinions between RVS and CerMet?

Maybe someone knows how I can still purchase RVS.
Maybe the old Canadian distributor still has some leftover product. If you now how to get in touch with him let me know.

 

[demarpaint]

I was told by two manufactures of ceramic nano particles that they will find their way into the combustion chamber and foul plugs in gasoline engines. In a diesel it is not a problem. They stated that additives containing moly were the better choice for gasoline engines.

This came directly from Rosemill industries, and a Canadian company as well, both compaines were suppliers of both materials. FWIW

 

[Roland]

Originally Posted By: demarpaint
I was told by two manufactures of ceramic nano particles that they will find their way into the combustion chamber and foul plugs in gasoline engines. In a diesel it is not a problem. They stated that additives containing moly were the better choice for gasoline engines.

This came directly from Rosemill industries, and a Canadian company as well, both compaines were suppliers of both materials. FWIW


That's funny, The main reason i tried a ceramic treatment in my 2001 5.7 GMC was because i had a bad cylinder (blown head gasket and or a cracked head) that often fouled out plugs. it got so bad that i was replacing that plug every 400 miles. After 1 Fusion Tech nano treatment it went to 1000 mile on that cylinder. (i no, still bad but for me its a lot more tolerable) May 4 will be 8 months in 2 separate vehicles no plug problem in ether van so far. 16,000 mile on the GMC and 6,000 miles in my Mercury Villager.

I'm Kind of sold on the stuff now I just want the best brand for a second treatment, and for my other cars

 

[demarpaint]

Just sharing what I was told. Not knocking the product, go for it if its working!

 

[Roland]

I appreciate your info you shared. I'll be checking my plug closer now. I does make sense as a possibility.

I did notice that they do have different products for Gasoline engines and different ones for diesel engines.

 

[Roland]

FWIW. Correction
RVS is available still in the USA though the Canadian distributor http://www.rvs-tec.ca/ (some reason the parent Company does not link to them at this time??)

I did find the answer here to my question, through some searching and links Thanks BITOG