303 clone?
05-16-2009, 10:38 AM
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303 clone?
Well, I cannot buy 303 locally. I'm tired of having to order it off the net and was wondering if there is another product that is similar.? I just bought some Mequires interior quick detailer and am impressed with the look. It's not super shiney like amorall. But I need something for the outside. Any ideas? Seems llike there's gotta be a similar product.
05-16-2009, 11:44 AM
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You've probably checked this out but I get my 303 at West Marine.
Most likely any boat/marine type store will have it (or can get it).
I just picked up a gallon yesterday 'cause I use this stuff alot
(way cheaper than buying new quart spray bottles all the time).
Most likely any boat/marine type store will have it (or can get it).
I just picked up a gallon yesterday 'cause I use this stuff alot
(way cheaper than buying new quart spray bottles all the time).
05-16-2009, 12:54 PM
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303 ISN'T kinda like Armorall (although the idea of it's use is). To the best of my knowledge, Armorall is like crack cocaine for plastic. Once ya start using it there's no going back. 303 is great stuff in that it won't crack or dry out plastic over time with use and the finish isn't real slippery either. Can be used for the plastic windows on soft tops with no ill effects and great UV protection. Quite awhile back Happy Curmudgeon (sp) wrote a thread about going around upstate NY prior to closing time at the local bar(s) and spraying Armorall on bar patrons snow-mobile seats, waiting for the bar to close and then watching them try to get the snow-mobile moving without falling off (or rather having the snow-mobile drive out from under them 'cause the seats were so slick from the Armorall).
05-16-2009, 01:40 PM
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303 ISN'T kinda like Armorall (although the idea of it's use is). To the best of my knowledge, Armorall is like crack cocaine for plastic. Once ya start using it there's no going back. 303 is great stuff in that it won't crack or dry out plastic over time with use and the finish isn't real slippery either. Can be used for the plastic windows on soft tops with no ill effects and great UV protection. Quite awhile back Happy Curmudgeon (sp) wrote a thread about going around upstate NY prior to closing time at the local bar(s) and spraying Armorall on bar patrons snow-mobile seats, waiting for the bar to close and then watching them try to get the snow-mobile moving without falling off (or rather having the snow-mobile drive out from under them 'cause the seats were so slick from the Armorall).
