How does 303 work in the rain?

 

its not actually like an Armor all...you put it on and rub it off. It is supposed to last 6 months...I say repeat application every 3 months...

 

I just ordered an Undercover bed cover, I had talked with a few places trying to get the best deal, and while talking with one guy, he said he would throw in a bottle of 303 and a tailgate seal if I ordered an Armor Lid. He said if I used that religously on the cover it would stay looking brand new for years. From what I understand Undercover and Armor Lid are made from the same material, true? If so 303 would be good to use on the Undercover also?

Thanks!

p.s the deal I got on the Undercover was better than any I could find for the Armor Lid! But that was with a military discount too...

 

sorry to threadjack, but can you use 303 on the interrior also?

 

Absolutely. You can even use it on the interior.

 

I always use it on the interior. I used it on my Undercover but didnt like it. Basic soap and water keeps the Undercover looking great. Mine is 2 years old and still looks new.

 

I just used 303 last weekend and noticed that it easily streaked. Was my method of applying wrong? I sprayed 303 onto a mf towel and wiped onto the exterior plastic trim.

Also I noticed that when I used on the interior on both of my vehicles it left behind a body odor smell. The smell went away after I drove with the windows down or a little bit. Is this normal?

 

you maken fun of my spailen?

LOL

 

i used a foam sponge and then wipe it off with a MF towel...You dont leave it on, you apply and then buff it off...

 

ME? Never ever ever would I do that cannonballgsu.