Using 303 inside the car?
#12
Originally posted by Mocky57
not to jack the thread or anything, but has anyone ever had the 303 leave what looks like a stain on the roof? (or is it that i only properly sprayed that area and the rest of the top is not properly sprayed?)
not to jack the thread or anything, but has anyone ever had the 303 leave what looks like a stain on the roof? (or is it that i only properly sprayed that area and the rest of the top is not properly sprayed?)
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Originally posted by Mocky57
not to jack the thread or anything, but has anyone ever had the 303 leave what looks like a stain on the roof? (or is it that i only properly sprayed that area and the rest of the top is not properly sprayed?)
not to jack the thread or anything, but has anyone ever had the 303 leave what looks like a stain on the roof? (or is it that i only properly sprayed that area and the rest of the top is not properly sprayed?)
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Good info guys!
Here's another question for ya.
I didn't realize this today, but I saw that 303 makes a convertible top cleaner that is seperate from the one that I use for the interior...
Can I use the bottle on the right to clean the top as well? In another post, people were saying yes you can.
I never knew there was a convertible (vinyl) top specific cleaner by 303. I just thought they had that one cleaner.
Here's another question for ya.
I didn't realize this today, but I saw that 303 makes a convertible top cleaner that is seperate from the one that I use for the interior...
Can I use the bottle on the right to clean the top as well? In another post, people were saying yes you can.
I never knew there was a convertible (vinyl) top specific cleaner by 303. I just thought they had that one cleaner.
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The one on the right is the protectant. Clean the top with the one on the left then apply the one on the right. Make sure the top is clean before you use the protectant
#19
Originally posted by Saint_Spinner
So which looks better for the dash? Vinylex or 303? Which one is less shiny?
So which looks better for the dash? Vinylex or 303? Which one is less shiny?
neither is really shiny unless you apply several coats.
i think vinylex might go on a bit more even, but that might be cause the 303 is getting applied over vinylex in my car sometimes.
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hmmm....cause when I applied the 303 to a cloth, then onto the dash, it looks shiny....I hate shiny interiors. I use Lexol on my seats, and they don't look shiny at all....does lexol provide any protection on vinyl too?