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Sea Foam is available at Napa in 16 oz fluid cans ...sometimes you have to ask them to order it in...... MANY MANY MANY people have done impromtu sea foam tune ups here on iboats
I did locate the "regular" seafoam in the 16oz. bottle.
I just want to make sure we are talking of the same product the seafoam deep creep in the bottle and not the regular seafoam that is more readily available. I only could find the deep creep sea foam in spray can.
I will call NAPA tomorrow taking your advice.
Last weekend I added a full 16oz. bottle to one gallon of gas and ran the 9.5Hp. Johnson for 45 minutes in the lake. I was missing the smoke coming out of the motor everybody talking about. At home I checked and saw that there is two kind of sea foam like you have mentioned. But if the deep creep is not available in pour bottle form I guess I did it right. Although I did not spray it into the carburetors, only ran it trough them mixed with the gas.
I had always heard that deep creep is just sea foam but in an aerosol form. I used it alot when I had an outboard and was happy with results. Now I run it in all my snowmobiles, weedeater, kids dirtbike, etc.