Re: Special Biodiesel Deal

You can read, and buy the BioBrite waterless wash on ebay.  Just go into 
ebay and type in BioBrite biodiesel, and it will take you to the page.
I looked at the artical that I had printed off and the main ingrediant in 
Bio Brite is magnesium silicate. Again I am new at this process, but I have 
heard from another dealer that magnesium is abrasive and will wear out the 
injectors. The source for the negitive info was a salesman for home bio 
diesel kits, internet address is homediodieselkits.com. He also said that 
the magnesium is so small that you are unable to filter it out. They have a 
dry wash that uses some sort of chemical filter with resin that draws out 
the impurities. It is difficult to know what to believe, becouse people want 
to make money off you. Do you know anything about using magnesium and if it 
is bad?
How does Rohm & Haas, and Dow and Purolite work?
Thanks, John
----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Jeff Brandt" <[email protected]>
To: "General Biodiesel discussion" <[email protected]>
Sent: Tuesday, February 12, 2008 7:55 AM
Subject: Re: [pdx-biodiesel] Special Biodiesel Deal


> I've never head of it.
>
> The only serious ion-exchange manufacturers that I know of are Rohm &
> Haas, Dow and Purolite.
>
> If you have an literature on the product, please send it my way. I'd
> love to check it out.
>
>
> --
> Jeff Brandt
> Sun Break Biofuels, LLC
> http://www.sunbreakbiofuels.com
> mailto:[email protected]
>
> On Feb 11, 2008 7:43 AM, John Harris <[email protected]> wrote:
>> Jeff;
>> You mentioned that you were going to wash this biodiesel with a waterless
>> method.  I have come accross a product called "Boi Bright", and was
>> wondering if anyone has had any experience with it. Does it work? and is
>> there any bad side effects with using it?
>> Thanks, John
>> ----- Original Message -----
>> From: "Jeff Brandt" <[email protected]>
>> To: "General Biodiesel discussion" <[email protected]>
>> Sent: Sunday, February 10, 2008 2:49 PM
>> Subject: [pdx-biodiesel] Special Biodiesel Deal
>>
>>
>>
>> > Most of you should already know that the co-op has gone through a
>> > major restructuring.
>> >
>> > What does this mean? This means that the co-op site is moving, the
>> > process of biodiesel manufacturing will change and the distribution of
>> > finished fuel will become much better.
>> >
>> > Before the co-op was closed and began restructuring, Sun Break
>> > Biofuels had joined the co-op in an effort to streamline fuel
>> > production. We were successful in processing thousands of gallons of
>> > biodiesel that never got a chance to get washed for distribution.
>> >
>> > A couple of weeks ago, Gary Nepple, Dave Barbour and myself made a mad
>> > dash to bring as much of that fuel as possible back to our company in
>> > an effort to clean it up and make it ready for sale.
>> >
>> > The biodiesel industry is under alot of pressure right now with
>> > increased costs in oil feedstocks and methanol. Many of you have been
>> > experiencing biodiesel pricing in the range of $3.80-$4.20/gal at the
>> > pump.
>> >
>> > Pricing like this puts a heavy burden on all of those who are truly
>> > committed to the movement, especially for people dedicated to using
>> > only B99/B100.
>> >
>> > We collected about 800 gallons of unwashed biodiesel from the co-op
>> > site that we would like to offer to previous co-op members for the
>> > special price of $2.49/gal with all road taxes included.
>> >
>> > This offer is only open to previous co-op members, once everyone has
>> > been given a fair chance to get some fuel, we will offer the fuel to
>> > the public for our normal price of $3.49/gal.
>> >
>> > The fuel should be available by mid-March and will be washed with a
>> > water free process.
>> >
>> > Please email me at [email protected] if you are interested in
>> > purchasing any of this fuel and I will add you to the list.
>> >
>> > On another note, we have been toying with the idea of opening our
>> > processing facilities to the public as the Sun Break Biofuels Studio.
>> > We hope that this will coincide with the restructuring of the co-op
>> > and complement our goals as well.
>> >
>> > The idea is similar to the way smaller vineyards are working by
>> > providing a common place for individuals and companies to come
>> > together and share resources to get a product to market that normally
>> > requires large capital investments that a smaller group normally
>> > couldn't afford.
>> >
>> > Please let us know what you think of this idea, we haven't committed
>> > yet, but it feels right.
>> >
>> >
>> > --
>> > Jeff Brandt
>> > Sun Break Biofuels, LLC
>> > http://www.sunbreakbiofuels.com
>> > mailto:[email protected]
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