Woodys_Cuda
Ontario, Canada
I used to like the old standby Armor All until I used too much on my old Challenger. It turned the plastic chalky. Subscribed here for new ideas too.
What safe protectant to use on dash pads....
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Dale Davies
Well-Known Member
NOPE. Big no to Armour All. Ex put it on the Yamaha Venture Royal seat. Melted the clear vinyl of the first year. What a mess. Ruined the seat.
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B007MGIPTS/?tag=fabo03-20
If it's black, the title says once a year, but I have seen it last 3 times that. Caution were gloves it is a die. There is still a spot on my driveway 3years later, ooops.
If it's black, the title says once a year, but I have seen it last 3 times that. Caution were gloves it is a die. There is still a spot on my driveway 3years later, ooops.
Mr. Sinister
Devastation Manager
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Rat Bastid
Dunamis Metron
Hmmmm. Never thought of that. That has potential. Have you ever used it on a dash pad in a car that is outside a bit?
66340SEDAN
FABO Member #3649
2nd on the 303, really good stuff
ESP47
Well-Known Member
I'd hit it with a conditioner to soften the vinyl and then after letting it gas out, I'd hit it with 303 protectant to protect from further damage.
The guys at auto geek seem to like this stuff as a conditioner.
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B017KT5RJM/?tag=fabo03-20
The guys at auto geek seem to like this stuff as a conditioner.
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B017KT5RJM/?tag=fabo03-20
MopaR&D
Nerd Member
Another vote for 303, I briefly worked as a spa tech at a hot tub store (summer job, friends' parents own the place) and they used that exclusively on all the vinyl hot tub covers. Protects against sun damage very well which is important in CO, sunlight is quite a bit harsher here due to higher elevation (physically closer to sun) and thinner atmosphere (less gases to absorb light rays).
Martythetrimmer
Well-Known Member
303 protectant is a very good product, non silicone so won't vaporize and fog up your screen. Don't know about US aviation regs, but in Australia this is the only product of this type you can use! Best thing is it gives only semi gloss finish unlike the silicone types with their high gloss finish!
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