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Save some money and use water and a towel ;)

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Originally Posted by autobrz (Post 949528)

303 is only a protectant. do they make a cleaner too?

http://www.303products.com/

Can someone tell me what the benefits are to using this 303 stuff instead of just a damp microfiber cloth?

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Originally Posted by WolfpackS2k (Post 950086)

Can someone tell me what the benefits are to using this 303 stuff instead of just a damp microfiber cloth?

From their website:

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303 Aerospace Protectant keeps UV-sensitive materials "like new" year after year.

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Had some glue melt from the velcro pads I was using to hold my radar detector yesterday...what a mess from the hot sun. Used some goo gone, and its all good

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Originally Posted by asia_minor (Post 943895)

meguiars quick interior detailer

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or if you like a shine with no greasy feel, 303 aerospace protectant

If you miss a spot with QID, its no big deal. If you miss a spot with 303 aero, it will be very noticeable. This is also a way to test how long it lasts for. by monitoring how long that spot you missed is visible.

In my opinion 303 offers a lot more looks and protection than QID. But if you the like matte finish, and dont feel like spending a ton of time with it, get the quik interior detailer from megs. used that on my truck today (crazy amount of pollen inside). But when I have the time I use 303

I use 303, but as a warning: Keep it away from the gauge cluster clear plastic, it will mess up the plastic. I had to polish mine out. If you google it, it's pretty common

New to interior cleaning, I happened to come across Chemical Guys VRP. For just dusting I have a microfiber cloth in my door bottle holder.

I've only used it once so far, but it makes the interior look very shiny and slick. It smells pretty good too. It's greasy if you don't wipe it off (you're supposed to but I forgot and was lazy). It's supposed to work for exterior too but it wipes away after rain so it's a no go.

I will have to give 303 a try.

I 2nd Einzett Cockpit, it gives a nice matte finish.

I've used 303 great stuff however I think Sonax is my new fav dash cleaner and protectant!

Has anyone tried the Meguiar's Ultimate Protectant spray? Got some on sale recently. I stay away from any "shine" products.