Kolor Kut water finding paste is used in the petroleum industry to accurately gauge fuel levels and detect water in storage tanks by changing color upon contact with water or fuel, helping operators identify levels in gasoline, diesel, and other hydrocarbons.
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GENUINE Kolor Kut Water Finding Paste, Made in U.S.A.
Colour Change: From YELLOW To RED
For testing for the presence of water at the bottom of fuel storage tanks
Suitable only for use with Petrol, Diesel, Kerosene, Gas Oil, Heating Oil, Heavy Oil, and Lubricating Oil
Applied to a rod / length of string with bottom weight, the yellow/brown paste changes colour to brilliant red where it comes into contact with water, giving you a visual indication as to the depth of the water present. The water can then be pumped out, and the test repeated until there is insufficient water to pump, at which point one of our Water-Seekers or Oilybits Water Absorbing Polymer can be used to absorb the last of it.
In both the Energy Institute’s HM-28 page 26 5.1.9.1 and the IFIA Bulletin, both recommend that ‘two’ different water finding pastes are ‘initially’ used, so you may wish to select another water finding paste to use in conjunction with this paste, from our selection HERE
No official expiry date, will keep best when stored between 31F and 115F
Tube contents 3oz
12 tubes per full box
Kolor Kut Colour Change Shown Below
Kolor Kut Products are generally applied using a Dipping Tape;
GENUINE Kolor Kut Gasoline Gauging Paste, Made in U.S.A.
Colour Change: From PINK To RED
For checking the depth of Gasoline, Diesel, Biodiesel,...
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Kolor Kut water finding paste is used in the petroleum industry to accurately gauge fuel levels and detect water in storage tanks by changing color upon contact with water or fuel, helping operators identify levels in gasoline, diesel, and other hydrocarbons.