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Old 09-27-2008, 03:45 PM
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Optinium or 303

I have used the Optinium protectant and i was satisfied with the results has anyone used the 303 protectant if so is it better than optinium also i would like some hand polish suggestions
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I have used the Optinium protectant and i was satisfied with the results has anyone used the 303 protectant if so is it better than optinium also i would like some hand polish suggestions
I did use newer formula Optimum and DID NOT like it...Main reason is it is separating, and when you mix it back, it looks thick, and never mind...
Get 303 instead, it offers longer protection. Good luck...
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Re: Optinium or 303

I like OPP, but FK 108 has been my favorite for interiors.
M105 works great by hand. I have used sctrach X by hand and it was a long process I will never do again. I still use 105 by hand, especially around door handles and hard to reach places.
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Thanx i will try these products
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Re: Optinium or 303

303 for spraying and Optimums Optibond for tire lotion.
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Re: Optinium or 303

Are we talking about interior protectant only or just in general? I'm confoosed?
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Re: Optinium or 303

Optimum Protectant lasts longer on external rubber trim than 303 which in my testing washes away much more easily. Interior much of a muchness but I actually prefer the Einszett offering.
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303 is very streaking. I hate products that streak.
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Re: Optinium or 303

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303 is very streaking. I hate products that streak.
I find that as well, even after buffing dry with a bit of rain it runs down the panels and creates a streaky mess.
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Get 303 instead, it offers longer protection. Good luck...
How do you determine that? Appearance?
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