Their website is at: http://www.natoint.com/
the way I read it, it's not anything like Slick 50
Basically, they claim that they have put a positive charge on natural oil so
that it is attracted to and sticks to the metal wear surfaces better than
regular oil.
Sounds good, but dunno if this is true or even possible.
Bob Kelly, a list member, sells it. I think he is a mechanic and he claims
that he has had success with this product in his own and his client's
vehicles. He is at: <bkelly@cwo.com
Good Luck,
Bill
90 Westy Syncro
-----Original Message-----
From: Bruno Walser <76042.2543@COMPUSERVE.COM>
To: vanagon@GERRY.VANAGON.COM <vanagon@GERRY.VANAGON.COM>
Date: Wednesday, March 24, 1999 10:45 AM
Subject: Bi-Tron oil products

>About a week or two ago numerous mails were posted regarding the Bi-tron
>oil products. Can anyone tell me if this product is similar to the Slick 50
>products. Does the Slick 50 transmission treatment give you the same
>results as it was claimed for the bi-tron (smoother shifting). I have not
>found anyone yet here in New Hampshire who carries the bi-tron products or
>ven heared of it.
>
>My transmission has 162,000 miles on it and in cold wheater I have
>difficulty shifting into 2nd gear; either I don't get it it or it will
>grind.
>
>Sometimes it is also a problem to shift  out  of 3rd gear into neutral, but
>this almost seems to be more related to lack of lubrication in the gear
>shift linkage. I have had this happening before and the repair shop
>lubricated the linkage with a special grease which should not easily be
>washed away by splashing water. Unfortunately even with this special grease
>(I forgot the mane of it) it takes a couple of rainy days and the shifting
>becomes harder again.
>
>Any ideas?
>
>Bruno Walser
>