Why Not Armoal
Racer
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Dont use it on seats or steering wheels.Or leather anyways.
Its was used on the seat of a snowmobile and the rider just slipped everywhere
I would guess also the glare on the dash from the sun
Its was used on the seat of a snowmobile and the rider just slipped everywhere
I would guess also the glare on the dash from the sun
Last edited by Den's Vet; Sep 8, 2016 at 07:32 PM.
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It's greasy and attracts dust. Car interiors should have a matte finish, not a shiny, greasy look. There are much better options out there to protect your interior, if that's what you're after.
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I've heard good things about this product too.
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Armoal? Armoral?
Are you talking about Armor All? Why can't people spell? I would only use Armor All back when I was in high school on my tonneau cover because of limited funds.
303 Aerospace is the only product to use IMO. As far as leather goes I only use the Pinnacle Products or Zaino on my Vette.
Are you talking about Armor All? Why can't people spell? I would only use Armor All back when I was in high school on my tonneau cover because of limited funds.
303 Aerospace is the only product to use IMO. As far as leather goes I only use the Pinnacle Products or Zaino on my Vette.
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From: Little Rock Arkansas
Even having an all black interior I strongly dislike it looking unnaturally glossy. Plus simple cleaning goes a long way as opposed to coating everything in Armor All. I put glossy interiors into the same realm as shiny chrome and anything else unnaturally shiny; not needed.Actually one of the best interior "detail" products I've "accidentally" found (got a freebie) was Clorox dust wipes. Yeah, some dust wipes. After I clean and scrub everything down I go over the entire interior with a wipe which pulls up all of the small dust and such left over from the cotton ***** and swabs. Results in near spotless black interior and much better than unnatural shiny black.
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I used to use Armor All a long time ago, but they changed formulations. I usually put some on a paper towel and wiped it on, but the new formulation sprays onto the towel like a white gel that doesn't even absorb into the paper towel. It just lays there. It doesn't go on to the tires/plastics/etc very well either
I have gone to 303 protectant and like it. It is quite similar to the original Armor All in its appearance (a white milky look) and application. It leaves a smooth satin finish on most things after it dries. I like it on the tires. Many of the tire products leave a greasy mess that turns black anything that touches it. 303 is clean and dry to the touch after it is dry.
I think many of the bad posts about Armor All have to do with one of the formulations actually causing deterioration and/or cracking of plastics instead of protecting it. I have never seen that problem with my stuff, and it seemed to help the items I used it on.
I have gone to 303 protectant and like it. It is quite similar to the original Armor All in its appearance (a white milky look) and application. It leaves a smooth satin finish on most things after it dries. I like it on the tires. Many of the tire products leave a greasy mess that turns black anything that touches it. 303 is clean and dry to the touch after it is dry.
I think many of the bad posts about Armor All have to do with one of the formulations actually causing deterioration and/or cracking of plastics instead of protecting it. I have never seen that problem with my stuff, and it seemed to help the items I used it on.