303 Aerospace Protectant & Fabric Guard

[dru]

Just did a nice clean of the car and decided to use this my 303 Aerospace Protectant all over the interior. It's safe to use on vinyl, plastic, leather, rubbers and the list goes on!

The reason I am posting a thread about it is because it works an absolute treat! Just apply it to a microfibre cloth and then wipe over the interior. Plastic/Dash dried with extra shine to it while being a little darker and the leather just has such a nice gloss to it now! I should have taken a 50/50 photo of the difference - not huge, but noticeable! Also applied it to the door rubbers which just gave them a quick clean and hopefully, with ongoing use (they recommend every 5-6 weeks), the rubbers won't show any signs of perishing.

I am also waiting to see how the 303 High Tech Fabric Guard goes aswell. I've just applied it to all my floor mats and a section in the back seat! Once it dries, I'll do a water test - apparently the water just beads off the fabric!

If you want to know where to get the stuff, I just bought it off waxit.com.au!

[fuzion]

dru,

you can actually buy from the distributors direct who are also in NSW / sydney with the other full range of 303 products too.

Car Care Products

Probably the best interior stuff you could use as its silicone free, no greasey finish, spf40 as well for interior and exterior use.. leaves a very satin/clean finish and looks very tidy

[dru]

Thanks Fuzion!

[K1W1]

Plastic/Dash dried with extra shine to it

How shiny? I wouldn't want a dash that reflects thanks.

[dru]

How shiny? I wouldn't want a dash that reflects thanks.

It's doesn't reflect. It's more just a nice gloss, more noticeable on the plastics but the dash does come up that little bit nicer! The main reason I wanted to use the 303 stuff was because of it's UV protecting properties. I'ld hate to have a faded dash!

Some people might not find it as good as what I think it is, but at $30 for the bottle - I don't think you can go wrong!

[Transporter]

I used 303 on the dashboard and the door trim in my T5 and it's the best product I've ever used. The dashboard looks great, it's like having a new van again.
This is probably the best product for the RS seats protection Nanolex, since you can use it on leather, suede and fabrics. Just check the video in the link, how the water runs off the fabric seats.

[domlebo70]

You can use this on the interior? I have been using it on my engine bay, but never realised it would be fine for the interior.

[Preen59]

Totally agree about this stuff.

We buy it by the 5 litres. Brings the slicks on the Dragster up like new!

[Scanners]

I use the 303 as well and it is definately not shiny. I use it everywhere on the interior and gives it a nice clean and some protection.

[K1W1]

Do you get any vapour from 303 onto the inside of the windscreen? Amour All and products like that used to be terrible for messing up the windscreen which is why I haven't used anything on the dash for a long time.

[Preen59]

In that regard, 303 is really good. Armourall is distillate based, which is why it always feels greasy and you get that residue.

[spellbound]

If you want the cleanest windows in the business , try E cloth , available at kitchenware shops , its microfibe so you just use a little water , sensational on mirrors too .

They have a dedicated auto pack $29 which does the whole car inside and out using no chemicals .

[dru]

If you want the cleanest windows in the business , try E cloth , available at kitchenware shops , its microfibe so you just use a little water , sensational on mirrors too .

They have a dedicated auto pack $29 which does the whole car inside and out using no chemicals .

Have been trying to find something that cleans windows well! I'll definitely try this! Cheers.

Found it on Peterofkensingtons! $19

http://www.petersofkensington.com.au/Product/ProductInfo.aspx?id=1656666

or just the window cloth by itself for $8.50

http://www.petersofkensington.com.au/Product/ProductInfo.aspx?id=1647788

[Transporter]

Autoglym Glass Cleaner works for me and Autoglym Glass polish from time to time to remove fogy residue from the windscreen on the inside.

[woofy]

As above, a good microfibre cloth with a little water gets off everything, including the residue from rego stickers. I got a less fluffy one that is for windscreens in a pack at Kmart ages ago, the whole lot wasn't very expensive. I use the two normal ones for dust removal, or leather protectant and the flatter one is for glass.