tomringo

A recent post had a few non armor all users. If you guys don't use it what do you use instead? Looking for options. Thanks

blacksedan87

Being an Adam's dealer, I admit to having a slight bias, but really the Adam's product line is a complete line of products for every facet of helping your Corvette reach it's shine potential. Adam's has products for cleaning the interior, polishing and protecting the paint, treating the rubber and trim, cleaning the glass and polishing the shiney metal!

If I can answer any specific questions, please don't hesitate to get in touch with me!

BWF07

I use nothing but Adams products. Been using his products for the past 5 years. His Super VRT is what I use on the tires as it does not sling off and get all over the body and it does not wash off in the rain. I also use it on all my weather stripping.

Carcass

303 Aerospace Protectant.

I get mine at a local swimming pool supply store,Good Stuff,and it really works.

Patches

303 Aerospace is easily the best protectant I've ever used and it can be applied to practically anything. It has heavy-duty UV-blockers and has a low-sheen finish if you use it sparingly. It lasts a long time as well and is great on exterior surfaces that need protection from the sun and other elements. It's all I'll use now on all my plastics. You can get it at many marine supply stores or from forum vendor Autogeek.

http://www.autogeek.net/303aerprot.html



Here's a shot of my interior with 303 used on all the plastic.

rtpassini

i use meguirs (i think) tire shine. I also use that on all plastic parts.
I use armor all. dont have any issues with it

harold50

yet

rtpassini

until i see negative proof, Im not convinced. I have used it on every vehicle I have owned. Including boats and motorcycles.

c5BlackBeauty

Patches......as compared to Rejex - whats your opinion? Personal preference or the 303 is superior?

Redeasysport

The Armour All urban legend has some basis in truth like all UL's. Back in the day 20 yrs ago it was blamed for causing cracking in dashes and it did. Then they changed formulas and no more issues since that time many years ago. Just like GM since it built the Vega and Citation many people still believe they build the same crappy cars. Nothing could be farther from the truth these days in both cases.

RetiredSFC 97

I use many different products. But I mostly use a good leather cleaner on every piece of the inside. No issues. I think I'm using turtle currently.

That 303 stuff looks promising, I'll have to try some.

I used armour all many years as well with zero issues. But I don't use it anymore.

LoneStarFRC

Same here. I get mine from a nearby RV dealer here. I've noticed it is very popular and easily found in pool supply, boat dealers/marine supply and RV/camper supply businesses, or online of course. Pretty much anywhere that deals in equipment that spends a lot of time cooking out in the sun. Good stuff.

rtpassini

this was also due to material and the foam under the dash.

I had two dashes for my 1980 trans am. both were cracked to hell.
which was just an issue with the production of them.

JimZRyd

[QUOTE=Carcass;1577111205]303 Aerospace Protectant.[QUOTE]

RetiredSFC 97

It says leather as well. Ever use it on your leather?

Carcass

I have,works just as well on leather as it does on plastic.

I also use it on the weatherstripping instead of silicone dielectric grease.

C5Bagger

Is there anything to make a soft top black again? Vert is garaged but top looks faded.

RetiredSFC 97

Thanks, I just ordered some.

jayr2k

303 Aerospace

Toque

There is no way I'm using Armor All on my interior. Never have, and never will...

I never understood why people liked there dash, and doors to feel "greasy" and "attract dust" with that crap...

I only use filtered water, and microfiber towels on my interior (Since the car was new 7yrs ago)

Only chemical I use on the interior is Zaino Z10 "Leather in a bottle" on the leather seats.

Toque