303 aerospace on hardtop leak
12-06-2013, 11:00 PM
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303 aerospace on hardtop leak
Result of using 303 aerospace 
or whatever is name of this solution suggested by someone on forum is fantastic, I wiped out all rubber made parts around freedom panels and reseated them - no leak after second day of pretty heavy rain here in NJ, not even single drop from the usual place between panels. Anyone who is interesting could get 303 on Amazon. Wow! My JKU hardtop use to leak lately a lot and that was my last option before dealer. Thanks to whoever suggested this!
or whatever is name of this solution suggested by someone on forum is fantastic, I wiped out all rubber made parts around freedom panels and reseated them - no leak after second day of pretty heavy rain here in NJ, not even single drop from the usual place between panels. Anyone who is interesting could get 303 on Amazon. Wow! My JKU hardtop use to leak lately a lot and that was my last option before dealer. Thanks to whoever suggested this!
12-07-2013, 05:07 AM
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Result of using 303 aerospace or whatever is name of this solution suggested by someone on forum is fantastic, I wiped out all rubber made parts around freedom panels and reseated them - no leak after second day of pretty heavy rain here in NJ, not even single drop from the usual place between panels. Anyone who is interesting could get 303 on Amazon. Wow! My JKU hardtop use to leak lately a lot and that was my last option before dealer. Thanks to whoever suggested this!
or whatever is name of this solution suggested by someone on forum is fantastic, I wiped out all rubber made parts around freedom panels and reseated them - no leak after second day of pretty heavy rain here in NJ, not even single drop from the usual place between panels. Anyone who is interesting could get 303 on Amazon. Wow! My JKU hardtop use to leak lately a lot and that was my last option before dealer. Thanks to whoever suggested this!
12-07-2013, 05:24 AM
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12-07-2013, 06:43 AM
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I use it to clean all my plastics (fenders, bumpers, trim, dashboard, door panels, etc...) and it also does an amazing job protecting the outside of both the factory soft and hardtops. A very very good product to have around for any Jeeper!
12-07-2013, 07:12 AM
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I would agree, anything I tried to clean with it looks new next day. I wiped my MB after Jeep and leather parts looks and feel amazing.
12-07-2013, 08:11 AM
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I've never heard of this on hardtops,. Only soft. Good to know, thanks for the testimony. I've yet to hear any complaints about this product. Seems to have a solid reputation