Armor All Gel Product

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JHZR2

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hi,

I was in kmart the other day to buy a few items, and saw a new to me product, which was a yellow gel in a squeeze container - armor all!

Ive used 303, and the smell isnt to my liking, but I can live with that - but my issue is that it leaves a smeary film on my interior windows - why I have no idea.

I bought this stuff, and put it on my fiancee's integra's dash. I was really suprised... not greasy, easily absorbed on the surfaces, and it looks like it will not attract dust.

Ive not used armor all ever, since Ive read that it can cause dash cracks... then again, products improve, and I gave this one a chance (there are already 2 small cracks on her dash - Honda uses lousy materials, IMO) I was pleasantly suprised and impressed, or so I think.

So, whats the concensus on armor all these days? still cause dash cracks? still an inferior product? I liked that stuff, in application and final result more so than 303 at this point! Maybe...

Any other users?

Thanks,

JMH
 
Im still debating on the use of their Gel products. They lookl interesting and I would love to try their tire gel, but I dont know about the dash gel. I have checked their site,

What are the ingredients in Armor All® Protectants? Do they include silicone, alcohol, ultraviolet inhibitors and petroleum distillates?

Armor All® Original Shine Protectant contains water-based silicone emulsions, surfactants, and ultraviolet light inhibitors, humectants, dispersants and gloss enhancers. Armor All® Ultimate Clean Protectant contains water-based silicone emulsions, surfactants, ultraviolet light inhibitors and a fragrance.

They make no mention of the dash gel or its ingredients or if it contains (water-based silicone emulsions). They mention Armor All® Original Shine Protectant ,and Armor All® Ultimate Clean Protectant. Does not make me all warm inside.
 
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