303 Protectant
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let it set for a day and put on a second coat...also mist your engine bay with it...it also does the mirrors and door seals and bed caps...only thing to stay away from is the clear cover for the gauges...it seems to make it a little foggy over time...also try the 303 frabric protectant if you have cloth seats,,great stuff
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I have heard that armor can actually lead to the cracks in the dash that used to be common in older cars. Has anyone else heard that and would this product be capable of doing the same thing? Where can you purchase it? Currently I just wipe everything down with a damp cloth and it seems to do alright.
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Originally posted by Florida-150
I have heard that armor can actually lead to the cracks in the dash that used to be common in older cars. Has anyone else heard that and would this product be capable of doing the same thing? Where can you purchase it? Currently I just wipe everything down with a damp cloth and it seems to do alright.
I have heard that armor can actually lead to the cracks in the dash that used to be common in older cars. Has anyone else heard that and would this product be capable of doing the same thing? Where can you purchase it? Currently I just wipe everything down with a damp cloth and it seems to do alright.
Plus, AA has changed it's forumulation because of it's past reputation. AA is actually a 'decent' product however; I don't stock it in my aresonal of protectants.
Vinylex for me.
RP
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Try camping worlds web site. http://www.campingworld.com/browse/p...12&prodID=1941
I have used this for years on my RV and my cars. I bought a gallon years ago and I still have half of it.
I have used this for years on my RV and my cars. I bought a gallon years ago and I still have half of it.