303 Aerospace or ArmorAll Original: Which Is Better?

[Desertnate]

303 ON EVERYTHING!.......except paint, glass, and metals. Apparently you can actually use on paint according to 303, but not me! Also works excellent on rubber door seals!

Ditto here. If it's inside my car and it's coated leather, rubber, plastic, or vinyl I hit it with 303. Love the stuff. I let go of Armor All about 15 years ago and never looked back.

Do you guys have success with 303 on exterior surfaces? I used to use it on my tonneau cover but it ran off and down the truck bed as soon as one drop of water hit it. I've since switched to UTTG+ for exterior.

I do however still love 303 on everything interior.

I found the same with 303. It only lasted 1~2 weeks in the dry and died at first contact with rain and ran all over the paint.

[damaged442]

I have not used Armor all in 20+ years. Used to use it on the boat vinyl, and it still didn't really do much in the way of protection. All the vinyl still split and needed to be replaced.

I use 303 exclusively on all the boat vinyl now. Also use it on car interior. So far, so good.

[parttimer]

I ordered a gallon to use, then i realized I really wanted the fabric protection instead of the protectant. I use WG cockpit trim sealant, I like the feel of the leather and interior after using it. I just got a new Durango and was going to try the 303 but went with something tried and true. I might test it out on the door seals and such.

[ndsports]

Also check out Optimum Protectant Plus. Works and smells great. I use on the entire inside of the car for the doors, dash, and seats. It's a Protectant as well as a cleaner.

Some people say 303 is a little too slick on the seats and the Protectant plus is just as good without leaving the seats and stuff too slick. I haven't used 303, but i think Opti's protectant Plus can give 303 a run for it's money.