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Yup, 303 works great on them. If they are real dirty, wipe them down with soap and water. You can use auto wash or even dawn dish soap, just a few drops in a gallon of water, then rinse, them apply the 303.
Very topical discussion, as yesterday us locals were treated to a get-together at Detailers Paradise to discuss iinterior detailing.
All plastic/vinyl parts (except painted parts) can be treated in the same manner. If dirty, cleaned with either a cleaning product or soap and water and then wiped down with a protectant. If not dirty, then that step can be skipped. 303 is the protectant of choice because it has the highest UV protection of the protectant products. It is slightly shinier than the Nero, so if you prefer more of a matt finish, then you should either use Nero or you can wait a few minutes until dry and buff the shine out. Thanks to Heather, as I actually sound like I know what I'm talking about.
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Last edited by MiniDaMoocher; 04-20-2008 at 09:04 AM.
I bought some 303 at an outdoor furniture store. I followed the directions regarding "the more you dry buff the better it protects". That was a workout but the seats look great. Thanks for the info. Luckily it says use every 6-8 weeks.
