Snoop Leak 8OZ Snoop Detector Oz Review

is good for finding blisters on a joint but not on objects with a large surface area (tires) or uneven (non-tubular) surface area. There are bubbles in Snoop, so finding bubbles is a bit more difficult. Soapy water is better for my application, but it would definitely be more convenient if it worked better for my purposes.

High viscosity, non-corrosive. There are other brands that are similar and cheaper, we have always used this brand. Whatever brand you choose is probably good, but be aware you are trying to find a GAS LEAK. Just don't use dish soap and water, they are caustic and can rust/seize connections/fittings. Leave soap and water to check for air leaks in the tires.

If you are trying to find a tiny leak in a pressurized gas or air system this is for you. Regular soap only works on LARGE leaks, it creates tiny bubbles of foam like shaving cream on the smallest of leaks, I found a leaky fitting in 5 minutes on a 1.5 gallon system (gross volume) at 50psi which took 4 days to fix Leaked and I used regular soapy water 3 times.

I have been using Snoop for many years, it works perfectly, normally I would give it 5 stars but the packaging wasn't that good. When I opened the package, I found about an inch of liquid had escaped. It dries quickly so the inside wasn't completely wet but damp. I thought of returning it and sending another one, but the same might happen again. I also needed it to check the air compressor for leaks. So I'm deducting 2 stars for the packaging.