303 aerospace protectant

I bought this to protect a polyethylene boat from UV and I guess time will tell if it does but so far it did what it said on the tin. In fact my neighbor remarked that the boat looked like new after I applied it. It goes on very easily and brought up a brilliant shine and very smooth feel to the plastic. As it took very little time or effort to apply to the whole boat I'm likely to reapply every six weeks as per instructions. It's under a cover for the winter so it should be fine for now. I also used it on the plastic parts on my car and it was ok but not as impressive as on the boat for some reason, perhaps the type of plastic. It spreads so well I'm tempted to also use it on the boat cover to increase its UV protection but I'll wait until late spring. I'm surprised this product is not sold in my local chandlers or car shops, it should be as its great stuff.

I cleaned the vinyl seats on my boat in the summer and then used Aerospace to protect them. They have remained clean and dirt free for the past 5 months and look as good as the day they were cleaned up. Due another go with aerospace to top up the protection but totally 100% happy with this product. Brilliant.

As an avid car enthusiast, I'm constantly on the lookout for products that not only protect but also enhance the appearance of my vehicle. The 303 Aerospace Protectant has been a game-changer in my detailing arsenal. Firstly, its versatility is unparalleled. Whether I'm safeguarding my car's dashboard from UV rays or rejuvenating vinyl surfaces, this protectant delivers consistent results. It leaves a non-greasy, matte finish that enhances rather than masks the original texture—a huge plus for maintaining that factory-fresh look. Secondly, durability is where this product shines. Unlike some competitors that require frequent reapplication, 303 Aerospace Protectant provides long-lasting protection. It forms a durable barrier against dust, dirt, and fading, which is crucial for both interior and exterior applications. Moreover, application is a breeze. A quick spray and wipe-down is all it takes to achieve a streak-free finish. Plus, it doesn’t leave behind any oily residue or unpleasant scent, making it ideal for use on various surfaces inside and outside the car. However, my only gripe—and the reason it doesn’t quite earn a perfect score—is its price point. While the results justify the cost, it might be a bit steep for budget-conscious consumers compared to other similar products on the market. In conclusion, 303 Aerospace Protectant is a reliable, high-performance solution for anyone serious about maintaining their vehicle’s appearance and longevity. Its versatility, durability, and ease of use make it a worthy investment despite the higher price tag. For those looking to protect and enhance their automotive surfaces, this product definitely earns its place in the detailing kit.

Use this on the interior of my car. Non-greasy, leaves a nice satin finish that isn't slippery. Repels dust and makes all the plastics look like new. Even helps hide small scuffs and scratches. I would only criticise the spray nozzle, as it's pretty poor and doesn't mist the liquid onto a surface at all. I use by spraying on a microfiber, lint free cloth and then apply to the trim that way. This is the best product of its kind I have ever used and note that a lot of professional detailers use this stuff too. I've even dressed the engine bay with this, worked a treat. It's only failing is on exterior plastics, where its longevity is compromised when exposed to external elements. For the car interior and detailing, this is a must have product IMO. I won't use anything else now I have found this stuff :-)

Purchased for car interior trim as it's a well regarded product used by professional car detailers. The finish it provides is similar to those scented aerosol "cockpit shine" type products. Something I'd used in the past. That is, a smooth, almost slippery but non-greasy sheen. Unfortunately the aerosol products are extremely potent and only allow a quick slap dash application before you need to vacate the area to avoid being suffocated. Needless to say those went in the bin a long time ago. The spray bottle isn't the best but applied to a microfibre towel first (or MF covered sponge in my case) allowed easy and accurate product spreading. Once finished give it a quick buff with a dry MF cloth to ensure completely even coverage. The results are excellent and although it works well on textured plastic, it is smooth plastic that seems to come up best. In my case the trim around the steering wheel column and the wing mirror adjustment lever look completely transformed from faded grey to a black gloss. The product doesn't have any scent or potency so you can focus on application without worrying about being suffocated. Also works on exterior plastic trim but won't provide the durability of a dedicated product. Definitely pick some up. I never realised how faded some of my trim was until I gave this a try!

Having spent over a grand on the SeaEagle 385ft I want to try and get as long an operating life out of it as possible. Checked with the manufacturer and they recommend 303. Just sprayed it on and buffed up with a microfibre cloth. Right away the boat started to look better.. the 303 gives it a slightly shinny ‘new’ look .. removes all the minor scuffing and makes the boat smoother to touch. In the water it causes droplets to bead more. Also hopefully gives UV protection. Overall I’ve been very pleased.. it says re- apply every 3 months or so.. I would guess I’ll get 4-5 applications from one bottle .. Worth doing !

Bought a nearly new 12 foot inflatable boat with a few scuffs and minor marks on it. Initially I used a different well known boat cleaning product which was very labour intensive and laborious also leaving hard to remove white deposits. Not only did 303 remove these deposits but also removed the minor scuffs and marks leaving the boat looking like new apart from a couple of stains that nothing seems to remove. Excellent product.

As a detailing obsessive, I tried this as it was recommended from a reliable source. However, I didn't read the many reviews on other websites outlining its big flaw: white streaks when exposed to water. It works very well on interior panels - although there are some types of plastic it makes no difference to at all. It also worked very well on exterior black plastic panels on my Audi - that was until it rained overnight. I was greeted with faint white streaks on every plastic panel and inserts. Manufacturer states this is due to over application of the product, but apart from spraying onto a cloth and wiping until dry, I'm not sure what other application technique is necessary. It's also pretty useless on rubber trims and makes zero appreciable difference. I'll keep using it to see if I can muster the appropriate technique to make this product work as well as many suggest, but doubt I will buy it again.