I got a bottle of it from an aircraft detailer and I havent posted anything on it yet. I used it for the second time today and all I can safely say all the hype on here is ABSOLUTELY TRUE. This stuff is outstanding for the internior and plastic trim. I certainly could justify spending the money on this product.

 

It's not shiney, right? It keeps the matt finish in tact but dusts and cleans it yah? How much is it anyhow? I think I'll hae to pick some up at a spa store here in the valley.

 

ah thank u for the confidence boost...I'll order some really soon, thanks!

 

I use it on my tiers. Works Great.

 

It leaves a nice natural finish and protects everything from the sun. It will remove dust and most other things that may be on the area you apply. I get mine for free from and aircraft detailer but I don't think its cheap. A 32oz bottle I think would be somwhere around $30. Its worth it IMO.

 

Been using it for about a year on my exterior black trim, and inside dash.

Best I've come across.

 

can yall post pics of the interior with this stuff? I have been using Meguirs NXT plastic/vinyl and so far I'm pleased--but I am curious about this stuff.

 

Anyone have a website to get it from?

 

Do a google/froogle search. Sheesh.

I use 303. Great stuff.
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EXPERT INSURANCE

 

I am a lazy, lazy bastard.

 

Yay...Canadian Tire sells it. Wooohooo!! :D

 

For anything related to car-detailing, visit http://www.autopia-carcare.com/. The website has an abundance of information that will overload you on the subject matter.

In Eastern US, you may check out R& Strauss Auto for 303. Found the protectant on liquidation clearance for less than $5 for 16oz spray bottle about a year or two ago.

 

Thats an awesome price! A friend of mine is closing his aircraft detailing business and he has GALLONS of it. Even so, I'd still pay the price for it it's great. I'll try to get some pics.

 

I found the 303 at my local Murray's and it was 12.99 for a 16oz spray bottle.
Used it on my interior....very good. Doesn't leave your dash looking real shiny/cheap. Basically maintains the 'factory' look while adding just a hint of shinyness (sp?).

 

Scads of websites. 303's own company website (free samples!!), marine supply stores (with the boat detailing stuff). Lots of sources, you just need to scout around a bit for it.

 

I use 303 and can't say enough. Great stuff without making everything shiney or slippery. I use it on everything but the leater and glass.