303 Aerospace Protectant Reviews

4.8 Rating 31 Reviews

303 Aerospace Protectant

This is a fantastic rubber and plastic protector. No other protectant beautifies and protects as well.

Use on all rubber, plastic and vinyl.
Works on coated leather interiors, too!

303 Aerospace Protectant adds years to the life of your car! Use 303 on rubber, rubber seals, vinyl, clear vinyl windows, vinyl convertible tops, tonneaus, car bras and coated leather interiors. 303 Aerospace Protectant is a water based product that does not contain harmful petroleum solvents or silicone oils. It restores lost color and luster and makes aging vinyl look new again. 303 Aerospace treated surfaces repel dust, dirt, oils, tree sap & oil-based stains.

Leaves a natural, non-greasy, satin finish.

16 oz. spray bottle.

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Established in 2005, Cleanyourcar.co.uk is the UK's leading online Car Care & Car Cleaning Megastore. We import car detailing products from around the world to give you the ultimate choice for when you come to clean your car.

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“I have used this product for a while now and have found the price going up as more people are starting to use it. I did the usual google search because of the prices on some sites is very silly. CYC have come up trumps as the buying procedure was very easy and delivery was second to none. A very professional company & Highly Recommended. Very Pleased Indeed :0 )”

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Posted 7 years ago

“I saw the reviews for the 303 aerospace protectant and as a car valeter I bought some for my Ford Ranger interior - and wow it looks great. I used a foam pad to put it on and buffed it off with a micro cloth. I did the dash, steering wheel, door cards and everything else inside and it's come up like brand new. It's not a gloss shine but a subtle sheen. Remember this is a protectant so read reviews and watch YouTube on this product. I will buy it again and I'm sure you will too. I also used it on the engine bay with good results. Very happy.”

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Posted 7 years ago

“Seems a great product to use on trim. The use on Fine honeycomb style grills maybe a little restrictive. Overall Spot on!”

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Posted 7 years ago

“303 protectant is great for preserving the "new" look on plastics without adding a glossy layer that attracts dust. I use this mostly on new cars to maintain the factory fresh look whilst adding protection, it also works great on leather. The non-greasy finish is something that very few other trim treatments can achieve.”

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Posted 7 years ago

“I was somewhat skeptical about how good this product could be but after watching and reading numerous reviews by other users I was not let down. Leaves a nice shine on the engine bay and interior trim but doesn't last long on exterior trim which is what I expected. Highly recommended.”

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Posted 8 years ago

“Fantastic product. Used it on my Audi A3 interior and it made it look like new. Also did the engine bay, again came up like new. Will be buying this every time a must for all car detailers.”

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Posted 8 years ago

“an amazing product, can't believe I've missed this previously, very easy to use and can be used externally on trim, in the engine bay, interior trim & rubber door seals. Leaves a really nice matte finish.”

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Posted 9 years ago

“Used this as an engine bay dressing and to treat door seals. Easy to apply to an engine bay, just gave everything a scrub down with some APC then rinsed and let it dry. Then sprayed on the 303 protectant quite liberally all over and left it for a few hours to soak in and dry then just mopped up any pooling with a microfibre cloth. Nice clean looking black finish on all the hoses and plastics. After treating the rubber door seals with the product sprayed onto a microfibre cloth they are sticking a lot less and are more supple.”

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Posted 9 years ago