Decal Protection?

303 Areo Space protectant- works great.

Many types of paint protectants will work. I don't know a specific decal protector however but the general paint protector seems to help a lot.

The best thing you can do is keep the UV off them.

ScottG wrote:
The best thing you can do is keep the UV off them.

Agreed BUT when your only storage option includes sun, what do you do?

MagillaGorilla wrote:

ScottG wrote:
The best thing you can do is keep the UV off them.

Agreed BUT when your only storage option includes sun, what do you do?

That was really a stupid answer wasn't it :S

I'm lucky in that where I park the RV only gets sun on the front. The rest is shaded and between waxing it during the summer and covering it during the winter the graphics have stayed nice.
I'v read wonderful things about 303 protectant. If your graphics are subject to direct sun then that may be the best choice.

Good luck,
Scot

UV attacks everything, so everything gets 303 protectant.

So I see this 303 Protectant on line. It looks like you can get it just about everywhere. How do you apply it? Is it a wipe on, spray on, wax/wax off?

MagillaGorilla wrote:
So I see this 303 Protectant on line. It looks like you can get it just about everywhere. How do you apply it? Is it a wipe on, spray on, wax/wax off?

For decals, spray on a cloth and apply by hand.

For interior leather and vinyls, spray on a wipe down with a cloth or paper towel.

For tires, spray on and wipe down with a paper towel.

For wiper blades, spray onto a paper towel and apply to the rubber wiper itself.

For any plastic exterior lighting lenses, apply to a cloth or paper towel and apply to the lens surface.

If you have oil bathed front wheel bearings, spray directly on the plastic cover and rubber center and wipe down.

As you can see, there are many applications for 303 Aerospace.

I gotta get me some of that stuff.

harold1946 wrote:
UV attacks everything, so everything gets 303 protectant.

Same Here