303 application

[popeyemth]

Just tried 303 and really pleased with results.
Started on an abused and don't believe ever waxed camper shell/truck cap and made it shine like new so applied it to truck and Coachmen camper.
Question I have is there any benefit to multiple coats like there is with conventional wax?
Thanks,Mike

[Fredzo]

I use it on every square inch of my boat, inside and out, and on the tires, dash, and leatherish seats in the MoHo.

The wet-suit seat covers in my old jeep came with a bottle of it to spray on the seats to protect them.

It does a good job of protecting the stuff from the desert sun, dries to a nice shine, and isn't sticky after it dries.

[danicaB]

That was nice. It is a UV protection. 🙂

[popeyemth]

Yep that's the stuff 🙂

[blw2]

is this the stuff you're talking about?
http://www.amazon.com/303-Products-Aerospace-Protectant-Gallon/dp/B008H67X1I/ref=sr_1_5?ie=UTF8&qid=...

[Fizz]

I use it on canoes and kayaks, makes them very slipery and fast.

[popeyemth]

Thanks folks I knew I would get the straight scoop here!

[Nick-B]

303 is actually not a wax or really meant to be used like wax. It is a UV protectant and is good on fiberglass, vinyl, rubber and plastics but not so much on painted surfaces, so I can only assume your camper shell is unpainted fiberglass (technically it would be resin gel-coat). If it improved a painted surface, good, but not its best use. Multiple applications could help if the surface is really dry and oxidized.

I like it best for interior vinyl surfaces and plastic lenses.

[Twomed]

No benefit if the first wipe looks good. Too much will cause white streaks when it gets wet...go easy with the stuff. 🙂