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Old 03-08-2010, 05:17 PM
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What is the best product for keeping the interior from cracking in the Arizona heat?
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Leverage Vinyl Protectant or maybe the 303 protectant.
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Leverage Vinyl Protectant or maybe the 303 protectant.
Griff is this the 303 that everyone talks about?
http://www.autogeek.net/303aerprot.html
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Griff is this the 303 that everyone talks about?
http://www.autogeek.net/303aerprot.html
Yep, thats it. Its a little slick on the vinyl for a few days after applying it.
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Leverage Vinyl Protectant or maybe the 303 protectant.
+1 on 303. I clean mine with Crown Spray Power (have only found it on the mfgs website and 1 local wal-mart) then go back through with 303. Combo is the best thing I have found, period.
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303 protectant on everything. I have used it, they make a bunch of cleaners and conditioners. Excellent results. I use it with my carbon fiber too.
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Another product I've had good results with is 3m vinyl reconditioner. Keeps a nice shine but not oily after a short peroid in the sun...
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