An oil additive that binds ceramic to hot engine parts to reduce friction. It was 7 years in making & 5 years in real world testing - now it is at a University in the good ole U.S.A. for hard facts. BTW they claim to bind ceramic at a 2 micron depth at the intergranual level.

Here's the link to the company.

https://secure.cermatechnology.com/

Here's the myspace video of it by some redneck sounding dude.

http://vids.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=vids.individual&videoid=8776599&searchid=53e02ade-4472-46f1-ad09-171d65edd097

if you can't follow the link do a search for Cermax under the video section.

& no this is not an ad. I'm just looking for comments or thoughts on this.

Thanx,




Fred Hubbard

Consider this one vote for "bogus". I don't see how it could bond at such low temperatures.




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Beats me. They said it was a Ceramic catalyst. Anyway, i was just putting it out there.


Fred Hubbard

I'm not sure about you guys, but my oil temperature has yet to hit 350 degrees.

http://chem.okstate.edu/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=35&Itemid=119

This is who is testing it.


Fred Hubbard

'07 Mitchel county, Iowa news.

https://secure.cermatechnology.com/assets/articles/070802-1.pdf


Fred Hubbard

STOP CROSS POSTING. you only need one thread on this. as far as i'm concerned, one thread is too many. it doesnt work, its a scam, save your money.



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Rich Grayo Jr. wrote:STOP CROSS POSTING. you only need one thread on this. as far as i'm concerned, one thread is too many. it doesnt work, its a scam, save your money.

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Fred Hubbard