XADO Gel-Revitalizant for Cylinders (blister, 9 ml)

I started using Xado products about 7 years ago when I had a 1995 Dodge Stratus ES which the oil sending unit sprung a leak my wife said it was making kind of a clackity noise so I went to check the oil when I got home and found none on the dipstick. I seen an oil stain on the ground and I looked at the car and seen that it was wet right by the oil filter. I also use Amsoil synthetic. When I drain the oil there was less than a half a quart of oil in the car. I changed the oil and discovered the oil sender was leaking. I got a new oil sending unit and I discovered when the engine was warm the oil light would flicker when the car was idling. I spoke to a friend who is a mechanic and he said I probably spun a connecting rod bearing. He told me to add something to the oil to thicken it like Lucas. I tried the Lucas and well it flickered less often yet it still would come on every once in awhile. I discovered Xado on the internet because I was looking for an oil additive that would help bring up the oil pressure. A guy named Bob who owns an auto dealership used Xado on an old engine that had a defective oil pump which would cause the oil light to flicker. To make a long story short I use it on my car and by the second tube oil light was off for good and after the 3rd tube the car engine ran much smoother almost like a new car. We used the car for another 2 years after that and put on another 28 thousand or so miles. I use it on my snowmobiles, watercraft, lawn mowers, outboard boat motor with good luck and all my engine seem to run like new. I figured that it's cheap insurance compared to buying a brand new engines. My oldest engine is in 1986 FORCE 50 horsepower outboard motor.

Seems impossible to coat inside cylinder/piston. Smoke just blows out the tail pipe.