Originally Posted By: SilverSnake
Originally Posted By: grampi
Originally Posted By: SirTanon
Grampi, if it was a dust magnet on your car, then you were using it wrong. I live in Phoenix, which by all rights is one of the most dusty cities in the US, and I use 303 on my tires regularly, and have yet to have them become 'dust magnets,' even when I put on multiple coats of 303.
As to its other uses - Interiors are where it really excels, but I also use it in my engine bay, and have used it occasionally on the black trim on a few different cars. It always works great and leaves a dust-free finish.
How can it be used wrong? I put it on the same way I would apply any type of tire dressing. Answer me this, why doesn't Stoner's More Shine attract dust and 303 does? That tells me I'm not applying it wrong, it's just a dust magnet...
Read the directions. I am guessing you ARE using it wrong. It is not like other protectants where the excess air dries after you put them on. The correct way to use it is to apply with one cloth and COMPLETYLY DRY off the excess with another. If your don't, it will attract dust since it stays wet. If used properly, it will repel dust. It is the best protectant on the planet for exterior black plastic, rubber, and vinyl. It is silicone free and will not destroy and crack surfaces that you can experience with other protects that have silicon as an ingredient.
I like it for interior use, but for tires I like Stoner's More Shine better...it looks better and lasts longer...
