Aerospace 303 ok for hoses under the hood?
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05-22-2004, 09:30 PM
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Aerospace 303 ok for hoses under the hood?
I know it’s a great product for tires especially RV’s campers etc that sit for long periods of time but just want to check to insure it is just as good for the hoses under the hood. I would “think” rubber is rubber but maybe there is a difference.
If 303 is not that answer then what is good for keeping the hoses under the hood clean and in good condition?
If 303 is not that answer then what is good for keeping the hoses under the hood clean and in good condition?
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Thanks BigDeal… 
RockPick yes that is all I was looking for was the dressing itself and not cleaning. I have read many places including here that there are some products that are not good for use on rubber even though they make them nice and shinny.
Not really looking for shinny, but didn’t want to use something to keep the hoses looking good that may prematurely degrade them either.
So now I feel comfortable with using the 303. I bought some last summer for my pop-up trailer tires.
Thanks bro…
RockPick yes that is all I was looking for was the dressing itself and not cleaning. I have read many places including here that there are some products that are not good for use on rubber even though they make them nice and shinny.
Not really looking for shinny, but didn’t want to use something to keep the hoses looking good that may prematurely degrade them either.
So now I feel comfortable with using the 303. I bought some last summer for my pop-up trailer tires.
Thanks bro…
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05-22-2004, 11:54 PM
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I have read many places including here that there are some products that are not good for use on rubber even though they make them nice and shinny.
I have read many places including here that there are some products that are not good for use on rubber even though they make them nice and shinny.
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Yesterday, I tuned up my wifes expy. Next to the power washer someone left a bottle of Simple Green. I sprayed the engine down and power washed it. When I got home, I popped the hood to check the tranny fluid level. I was very impressed, everything was very clean and all hoses and black trim had that super clean black look.
