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Is there any product that actually recovers the dulling on interior panels? I've seen some things that are advertised as that but they normally fade back after just a few days. Is there something that actually recovers the fading permanently or do they all only last a few days before needing another application? Oh and I haven't tried any of these on the C5 but am just going from previous useage with cars awhile back.
I use 303 and it is the best product of its kind (protectant), by far, I have ever used. Used sparingly, it is a great UV shield and keeps that factory low-sheen look I prefer above Armorall's shiny look.
I have heard of plastic restorers that rejuvenate plastic components. A friend tried some from GM on his faded Avalanche exterior trim and said it worked - sort of.
Unlike Armoral the Areospace 303 does not attract dust and turn to mud. It dries!!!! To find a location look for speed shops, off road truck stores, RV camper shop or marine supply stores or go to their web site for a location near you. http://www.303products.com/ It's about $9.'s for an 8 oz spray bottle, the larger the size the less per ounce. I bought a gal. container for $49.'s about two months ago.
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Anyone know how long it takes for this stuff to "wear" or when a new application is needed?
-Alex
Alex, on the interior it should be good for over 6 weeks. Just dust with a clean cloth and your good to go. On the exterior like the windshield cowl, about once a month or when it looks a little dull. It has an SPF40 rating. I even use it on my engine compartment. Bill
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