Mason, LOL! I really don't like to damage engines, but it's for the benefit of science. Thank you very much for the positive comment!

total cringe, when i saw the sand being sucked in i had to look away... but then had to look some more.

chiming in on this, it felt almost sadistic watching the sand get sucked through the carb lol

I know right?

It was like shooting a good horse.

Thank you very much for the positive comment! This keeps me motivated to keep making videos!

Word! And he holds tight to it.

True, it's seems like one of the more predictable(outcome of tests NOT included) and honest ones. Predictable as in the video is about what you think it is, and no "next part".

Also chrisfix too

@@HasnainKhan-qn2nf PF watch CF videos

It restores compression by destroying your motor, forcing you to buy a new one!

Thanks for the feedback.

I'm not a geologist but i came here to say that, should have used a high quality extremely fine sand. I have never used Rislone, but this was not a fair test. cant expect anything to fill in scratches that big. Additionally I would have like to have seen several hours of use before testing the after compression.

Well I’m a kindergarten teacher and in my expert opinion, he should have used colored sand, as it would have been more entertaining for children

It's not just sand, it's just to simulate engine wear over time

Lol, you dont have to pretend to be a geologist

Brendan, No, I have not yet been contacted, but I'm sure I will at some point. When the product results are poor, I always mention that this is my experience and that results may vary. This is the same claim they make to prevent litigation when their results aren't achieved by consumers. Thanks for commenting!

Project Farm you were very deliberate in your claims of what problems it caused. Don't want to overstate by saying it might blow your engine. What you said about potentially interfering with the combustion process was perfect.

Nah Mahdawg they can't put a lawsuit against him for just testing products

He purchased the product as a consumer, used it as directed, their crap is just that, crap... isn't rizlone a product of Pennzoil, the stuff with all the paraffin wax?

Mike White Pennzoil is not made of wax... Their GTL bases are actually one of the purest on the market.

lol! Thank you

Funny! Thank you for the humor!

I 2nd this project farm

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Thanks so much, will do!

Steven, This is a terrific suggestion! I'd like to test it if there is enough interest. Thanks again!

Steven I'd be interested in the engine restore test again on this mower engine. Would really put it thru its paces.. and if it doesnt work.. what better way to send it off than with sodium silicate, the true engine killer 😊

Aarons Automotive, LOL! This is a great point! I think I should test Restore to see if it can help. Thanks again!

Project Farm we have used restore in our Explorer with positive results. Keep up the great work on the videos.

I used Restore on a 4cylender dodge... Wasnt impressed... Didnt appear to do anything to help restore engine compression... Might do something in a mower tho... Who knows ;)

Backseat Driver, This is a terrific suggestion! I will add this to my list of videos! Also, thank you very much for the positive comment!

Project Farm l I really like this review this project for him I really like it I give it a big thumbs up it's a number 10 plus I'm looking for Jose to you call me at 4 for the man ran the engines on nothing but gasoline fumes run the ad where the man ran the engine on gasoline fumes

Louis Fletcher Try punctuation, bud.

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Thank you very much for the positive comments!

This is a great recommendation--thanks!

I'm dead-certain it'll work. It contains copper, lead, and sulfur compounds that actually work to fill scratches. For how long, I wouldn't hazard to guess, but I've used it on a number of high-mileage vehicles with great results.

I've used it a few times on a couple of hondas and bmw's with good results.

@@texarcana2002 I'm using it in a 255,000 mile 4 cyl engine. The engine Restore seems to work. The car runs very well.

I've used Engine Restore in many engines over the years. Best example would be my tired and abused 7.3 IDI diesel ambulance with about a million hours on the engine. I haven't compression tested it, but the fact that the blowby used to be bad enough that it would shoot the oil cap a couple feet when I loosened it while running, and now it just barely bounces around on the fill neck is proof enough for me that it works. It gets this treatment with every oil change, and it sure does climb the Mt. Hood pass these days a lot easier than it did when I bought it. I'm a mobile mechanic and it's consistently loaded down to around 11-12k pounds with tools during these trips as well. The lube techs always laugh at me and tell me its just snake oil, or Avatar Blood, as they like to call it... It's impressed me enough that I've never considered switching to different product.

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Louis, thank you very much for the positive comment!

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lol!

Tate, this is an excellent recommendation--thank you!

Most likely won't work. Octane booster isn't a true octane boost, but just a boost to effective octane performance. It is made out of chemicals that decrease the ignitability of fuel. Most off the shelf octane boosters use Toluene to accomplish this, though some older ones used MMT, and "lead replacement" often uses ferrocene.. You will have better luck running an engine on fuel injector cleaner.

Or Ethanol.

Tate Cunningham yes!!!!!!!!!!

Yes! Please!

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Thanks for watching.

Also all your videos are awesome and your channel is underrated

Aidan Nina, I really like the 50/50 gas/diesel idea--thank you! Also, thank you very much for the positive comment!

Maybe run a little weird when it's cold but when it warms up it's gonna run pretty decent.

Pepi Dachev, I think this would be a terrific test! Thanks again!

Going to smoke like a busted stove

Thank you!

Gavman's Workshop, thank you very much for the positive comment!

Jared, thank you very much for this video project recommendation!

I did this once in a brand new truck. It sounds very bad and you get no power out of the engine. The oil foams up FAST and spits out of the fill cap. The engine only ran for a minute like that until I could drain a quart of oil.

Was there any noticeable damage after the excess oil was drained.

Ryan, thank you very much for the positive comment!

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Thanks again!

This is a great suggestion--thanks!

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Not sure it would much matter here. I wouldn't pay a penny for it!

Maybe the 6'5 300 pound dark skin African mail man had something to do with that.

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Glad to hear it! Thanks for watching!

Mr. Farm is a class act.

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Logan, thank you for this video project recommendation!

Yes, did it on a small motorcycle, and it ran. It was out of gas, I was pushing it, and got to a pharmacy. Decided to buy a liter of alcohol out the shelf, and pour it in the tank. It got me home. It was hardly my idea tough. Back in the '80s my uncle did the same with a 1980 Galaxie Landau. The car had a factory alcohol fuel 302 and he got stranded with no alcohol in the tank. Me and my cousin went on feet looking for a pharmacy, or super market, and we bought 10 liters of alcohol at a small market. The Landau ran perfect and got to a gas station to be filled up with car alcohol. The car alcohol is water free, while the rubbing alcohol has water in it, but the car didn't seem to mind. The motorcycle wasn't alcohol fueled, but had a high enough compression ratio to burn the alcohol alright.

@@lovefordgalaxie My brother in law was a pilot and used to fill all his cars with aviation gas as it was cheap, right there at the little unmaned airport, I remember the cars ran fine but really fouled plugs

KJ6EPL, The Ford tractor is running much better and now starts without use of a block heater or starting fluid. Thanks for commenting!

I would also like to see you use engine restore

@@ProjectFarm: Is there a before-and-after video for the engine you put Engine Restore into?

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Thanks!

Great point. Thanks for commenting!

It can't smoke if it's seized.

Jacksonkellyfreak lmao

CheezeCracker, Thank you for this recommendation!

CheezeCracker yep I was told it will remove carbon deposits from oil galleys on a neglected engine.

CheezeCracker I did it for 5 mins on an old chevy I had because I just rebuilt it and had watery oil and it blew a piston from poor lubrication

ExcursionPower Yup someone once commented that all this does is add a very low viscosity oil to the mix and its just asking for trouble. Still curious bout this doing anything as far as cleaning

ATF is actually a very high detergent oil and will effectively clean things up quite nicely. I wouldn't replace more than a quart with it, though. I've used it in engines and in diesel fuel systems. It's a great oil to use for a lubricity additive in an older diesel engine that doesn't like the ultra low sulfur fuel today.

Thank you!

You are welcome! Glad to hear!

Thank you for this recommendation! I'll see if I can find non-chlorinated brake fluid to avoid the health risk of burning chlorinated brake fluid.

If your teacher is telling you to pour brake fluid in the combustion chamber, you might want to find a different teacher.

Hi, my teacher adding brake fluid to clean the combustion chamber with the motor running.

Brandon, Thank you for this video project recommendation!

Brandon Tolon it'll run not sure of its effects though lol my buddy didn't want to make a trip to the gas station and topped it off with thinner and finished the yard

Thank you very much!

This is a great suggestion--thanks!

Project Farm I'd be looking forward to it. :D

I would also love to see this, as well as olive oil

Thank you for this recommendation!

Hillbilly Peak. Yes please do this PF this made lmao.

Hillbilly Peak. How about whiskey or everclear lol

Lake School Restoration Channel absinthe lol

run one hundred percent, propane and propane accessories into your engine.

Thanks!

Your Welcome!

Rick, This is a great point. I should have used less sand or maybe smaller particles of dirt. Thnaks for this recommendation. I really do appreciate constructive feedback like this and it helps me improve the videos. Thanks for the thumbs up and the positive comments!

yes, it is meant for WORN engines, not RUINED engines....

It became worn alright lol. But I’m pretty sure he was trying to obtain quit results, trying to mimic an old severely used worn engine. He made his point clear... there is scaring in the cylinder wall, now can the fix it product actually fix it like it says it will. Great video as usual project farm!

Dcool, This is a great recommendation--thank you!

Project Farm might need bigger jets on the e85

It will run really lean right?

I love e85. I've had my mower running on it for over 5 years. I did enlarge the jets to make it run normal though, otherwise it's quite lean and loses power, but is still safe to run like that... Did that for a while too.

Here in Brasil we have alcohol fuel cars since about 1979. The alcohol fuel is made from sugar cane, and has no water in it. My uncle had a 1980 Ford Galaxie Landau alcohol fueled from the factory. The car ran on 100% pure alcohol. The differences from the alcohol fuel car to the gasoline car were on the gas tank, treated to withstand rust, the same on the carburetor, that had a chrome like treatment, the intake manifold was aluminum instead of iron, and a hot water chamber inside to avoid condensation while the engine was still cold. The compression was kicked up to 11,5:1, and the V8 used special head gaskets, with stainless steel rings around the pistons, so it wouldn't be corroded by the alcohol. The car also had a cold start system, that consisted of a little gasoline tank, a pump, and two little injectors in the carburetor. Depending on outside temperature, it would squirt gasoline in the carburetor, to make the engine to start easier. You could also manually squirt gas, by pressing a little button on the dash. Like alcohol has less calorific power than gasoline, more alcohol has to be burnt to get the same result, so the carburetor calibration was totally different.

Thank you so much!

Thank you!

Max, LOL! Thanks for commenting!

Ruxiah, Several others have asked for me to try this. Seems like an interesting test. Thanks!

I love that idea

lol soaking the cylinder head in gallium causes the aluminium to disintegrate, making it brittle and the whole thing blows up definatley something i wanna see.

it would hydrolock tighter than if you put water in it if you put in enough otherwise a little would just burn right through if added slowly...personally i wouldn't do it for the fact that some gallium compounds are dangerous and i am not about to find out if some can be produced inside a ICE

If you do it please do it outside and don't breath that in!!!

Thanks so much!

Thank you!

I agree! I really did hope that this product work achieve good results and was disappointed at the outcome. Maybe this product would help an engine with very mild compression loss. Thanks for commenting!

Cheaper to just chuck cement powder in the cylinder lol.

Thanks! Thanks for the constructive feedback.

Thanks for the positive comment!

Adam, thank you very much for the positive comment and for subscribing!

I'd like to see that too. Olive Oil has a very high smoke point for cooking oil but it's not as thick as many motor oils and it could oxidize relatively fast.

Logan and Austin, This is a great suggestion--thanks!

i have thought about this myself, and would love to see it done!

Your right opposite. Olive oil has a very low smoking point and one reason it's not good for frying. You would want to use canola or peanut oil as they have a very high smoke point

The result would be Hydrolock

Thanks for this recommendation! I don't believe the outcome would be too good, but it'd be interesting!

Run either dish soap or laundry detergant as oil

butchtropic , There is an episode of top gear us where they use molasses in place of motor oil.

Hartin Fartin i hear of people that actually do that and have good results with it

Thank you!

Thank you very much for the positive comment!

Luis, There's no need to send money, but I greatly appreciate the offer. I might begin a Patreon account in order to fund several costly projects in the future. Thanks again for the generous offer!

Agreed.. I would gladly send over a few bucks as well. These vids are really good.

Yea I want to donate to the cause! I love this channel

Let us know when you get Patreon up please!!!!!!!!!!!

@@ProjectFarm exactly why you are such a great youtuber. Keep up the good videos

io504, Thank you very much for suggesting a Patreon account. I'm still considering it, but I'm reluctant to accept money from others. I have some video ideas that will be rather costly. So, I might need to set one up. Thanks again!

Project Farm i would gladly donate if you set one up, your videos are very interesting and informative. Keep it up man!!

once you set up a patreon, you feel you have to please them, so you give them videos early and even exclusive content, so the ordinary viewers become a second class citizen, without them , the channel would not attract any patreon people to begin with...

Project Farm, Go ahead and do it, then you can start saving up for those expensive projects even sooner.

Project Farm I'm on board with paetron, the next AvE right here.

Thank you!

This is a great point. I really do appreciate this sort of feedback! Thanks for commenting!

Exactly. That Rislone product is designed to minimize normal wear not repair catastrophic damage.

Just fix that engine with ametech restore :)

sleepercell I don't know what's in rislone. But, if you want to use anything that thickens the oil, why don't you just use a thicker oil. It of course will seal better than then thinner oil.

Well, XADO additives claim to also fill in these surfaces with a ceramic coating. Could be a good test!

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Toxic Surge, thank you for this recommendation!

Thanks, will do!

@@ProjectFarm ok thank you for your good work 👍

You are welcome!

FingerPlace, Thank you very much for the positive comment! I'll keep working hard to improve the quality and content of these videos. I'm far from perfect! Thanks again!

You will reach that level no doubt ! I also appreciate the regular uploads.

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Hope you enjoy the video!

Benjamin Peters probably lacquer thinner

yeah i was.. Click "newest first" for comments, then scroll down to the first comment... not a big deal, was just saying lol

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