303 aerospace "protectant"
#17
Still plays with cars.
Lifetime Rennlist
Member
West Marine Stores stock 303.
#18
Rennlist Member
Just found this on a Miata web site of all places, dont worry iam sticking to my 993 i wouldnt even let my sister in law buy a Miata.
http://www.wheretobuy303.com/index.php?tab=CA
http://www.wheretobuy303.com/index.php?tab=CA
#19
#20
Rennlist Member
I have remnants of lot's of old products laying around...
Zymol for when I want to 'escape' to the Caribbean with a pina colada scent.
Back to Black (and nameless others), when I want to relive rubber rejuvenation memories from my 86 Carrera days.
Vinylex, which frankly works pretty well with UV protection and not too shiny finish. Easy to find too...
But the 303 bests them all - easy on, easy off, nice finish, strong protectant formulation and UV guard. It's less of a "look" thing in that 303 really does protect, hence the primary use on boats that get BEAT with water, salt and sun. I use it on all vinyl and rubber, interior and exterior. Even tires if I am feeling racy and want to tart up the 'ol girl.
PS, for those of us in Canada, it's also available at Crappy Tire.
Zymol for when I want to 'escape' to the Caribbean with a pina colada scent.
Back to Black (and nameless others), when I want to relive rubber rejuvenation memories from my 86 Carrera days.
Vinylex, which frankly works pretty well with UV protection and not too shiny finish. Easy to find too...
But the 303 bests them all - easy on, easy off, nice finish, strong protectant formulation and UV guard. It's less of a "look" thing in that 303 really does protect, hence the primary use on boats that get BEAT with water, salt and sun. I use it on all vinyl and rubber, interior and exterior. Even tires if I am feeling racy and want to tart up the 'ol girl.
PS, for those of us in Canada, it's also available at Crappy Tire.
#21
Rennlist Member
Well, I can only echo the raves. I have been threatening to use the stuff for years and finally bought a bottle online this spring. I have tried just about everything but 303 leaves them all in the dust.
no pun intended!!
no pun intended!!
#22
Poseur
Rennlist Member
Rennlist Member
#23
Addict
Rennlist Member
Rennlist Member
That's such a dumb statement that it probably doesn't even merit a comment. But maybe in a hope to get through: I own a Miata and am on my 2nd 993 in the last 6+ years. I think I have a very decent ability to compare the two cars. Miata is a better car in many respects, 993 in other respects. Certainly Miata is a better autocross car. Go chew on that for a while.
#24
Intermediate
Join Date: Jun 2010
Location: Granbury, TX.
Posts: 36
Likes: 0
Received 0 Likes
on
0 Posts
/\ +1 Please don't make me post some vids from a PCA event in my '96 NA. Momentum car vs. HP car. Miatas are very capable, just takes a different approach to drive fast.
#25
i will have to pick up some. what does this thread use for their PAINT? i saw someone talking about zymol...i use the zymol wax for my paint but a buddy just told me about something called wash wax off??? they use it on airplanes??? suppose to be amazing??? but don't want to ruin my paint
___________
Rodney
96 993 Cab Black/Black/Cashmere
06 Audi A4 3.2 Quattro Black/Black
08 Acura MDX AWD Grey/Grey
___________
Rodney
96 993 Cab Black/Black/Cashmere
06 Audi A4 3.2 Quattro Black/Black
08 Acura MDX AWD Grey/Grey
#27
Sign up for emails at Autopia (The Perfect Shine) and they send out sale emails often and carry 303.
I've been using it for 10 years or so, starting on Jeep tops and interiors.
I've been using it for 10 years or so, starting on Jeep tops and interiors.
#29
imho, this stuff is better for cleaning (also UV protects) http://www.1z-usa.com/einszett_dash_...c_cleaner.html