Armor All
#16
It's called 303 Aerospace Protectant. I guess that's the maker...here's their website:
http://www.303-products.com/
http://www.303-products.com/
#18
They DO happen to make a "low glare" Armor All. I use that or that other brand is the yellow bottle,.. either are ok. I've never had a dash or anything crack. {what ticks me off more is that I can't remmeber the other brand name right now.}
#20
You can argue the cracking thing forever. But I think it's moot, because there are better products for this than Armor All, like Pro_fan and Chastan said. My problem with the stuff is that 1) it's too shiny and 2) it's greasy. You also can't put it on the rim of your steering wheel, because of reason #2.
Go with 303 Aerospace Protectant (which you also can use on tires, exterior lights, and seals) or Vinylex. They'll give you a more matte appearance, aren't greasy, and won't attract dust like Armor All. And UV protection is a big plus.
Any marine products store should carry 303, or try some auto detailing stores.
Go with 303 Aerospace Protectant (which you also can use on tires, exterior lights, and seals) or Vinylex. They'll give you a more matte appearance, aren't greasy, and won't attract dust like Armor All. And UV protection is a big plus.
Any marine products store should carry 303, or try some auto detailing stores.
#21
I never use armor all. I find it attracts dust, and gets all crappy a few days later. I just use a soft cloth an dust often. If the dash gets dirty by means of coffee, grease, or that whopper you had for lunch, I would just use a lil window cleaner without ammonia.
#22
Originally posted by Chastan
Use Vinylex. Armorall causes things to dry out and crack.
Use Vinylex. Armorall causes things to dry out and crack.
Vinylex all the way. I have never actually seen any cracks caused by Armor all so it may just be a on going rumor but why take the chance.
#26
Armoral does work fine and makes the car look new. Never had a problem! Used it for years!!! I have studied Armoral for 6 years now (personal study) Shinny=yes, greasy=not really. Attarcts lint! Sure! Use often to conteract this=yes!
#27
There is a better product by Armorall called Ultimate Clean, it is a protectant and cleaner that leaves a low gloss, but you can re-apply for addtional gloss. works well, i have used it for 4 years, on three cars, and it smells great.
Thread
Thread Starter
Forum
Replies
Last Post
Currently Active Users Viewing This Thread: 1 (0 members and 1 guests)