| Jim03MDX |
I've seen 303 Aerospace Protectant mentioned on this forum and a couple others so I decided to try it. Used it on the running boards on my wife's MDX and a couple other plastic trim pieces on my other cars. This stuff is good! Not too shiny, not too dull, and best of all, not greasy. I recommend giving it a try. The only bad thing is it was kind of expensive ($15 for a 16 oz. bottle) and a little hard to find (I found it at a local boat shop).
http://www.303products.com/main.php?infopage=protectant
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| kseto007 |
I use it for everything in the interior and the dash area, its great stuff.
Cleans and protects at the same time.
Just enough shine and not greasy at all.
I actuall use it for my boat, that how I discover this product.
Sale person at the West Marine store said this is one of the best stuff to use for boats due to intense sun exposure. |
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| feliz |
| I've been using it for longer than I care to remember and also first found out about it when I had a boat. It can be hard to get but one of our large dept stores carries it here now so it's relatively cheap and easy to get. |
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| azfansinnc |
| REI carries it also. I have used it for several years. Great stuff. I also use it on the leather seats, dash and door panels. |
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| Captain MDX |
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Originally posted by azfansinnc
on the leather seats, dash and door panels.
Leather??? I thought you're not suppose to :confused: |
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| catzx6 |
Anyone who has a Line-X spray-on bedliner, 303 will restore the deep black color, but will not cause it to lose it's non-skid characteristics. I was told about this by my installer, who uses it himself.
Here is a caution: DO NOT EVER use a silicone-based product (Armor-All) on a spray-on. You will ruin it and void your warranty. |
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| azfansinnc |
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Originally posted by Captain MDX
Leather??? I thought you're not suppose to :confused:
Our interiors are finished leather, which according to 303 is not absorbant. Here is a link to the 303 website:
303 and leather
I like the way it looks and is non-greasy. |
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