Can we open up discussion on this again?  I have seen varying results with B100 and the Arctic Express Biodiesel Antigel.  The most common recommendation is adding it at double the recommended concentration with B100.  I am not expecting miracles here, just a reasonable decrease in the cold flow properties.

Has anyone tried this stuff with blending at higher concentrations with pump diesel or kerosene (B60-B80)? 

 I talked to a tech at Power service and he said you can use it for more that B20. For B100  mix at 1%. I think that gets kind of expensive myself.  But back to the original question, How much are people paying for their Artic Express, and where is a good place to buy it at a decent price?

Power Service Arctic Express Biodiesel Anti-Gel has been around for several years.  I purchased a 2.5 gal container from Coyne Oil a while back.  I think the price after shipping was around $60.

What I want to know is what's its shelf-life?  How long can you store it and in what conditions should it be stored?

Went to the Power Service site and their FAQ says their products will last indefinitely in a sealed container.

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