The night before we got hit with snow last week, I decided to clean my wipers. I used Armor All cleaning wipes and the 303 Protectant I recently bought (never used it before). I left the 303 on for about 3 hours and wiped it off with Toilet Paper. It definately made a difference, the wipers seem to move across the windshield with alot less effort and the one on the drivers side quit skipping. The wiper blades are about 1-1/2 - 2 yrs old.
I Put 303 Protectant On My Wipers
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My best windshield protectant technique is to just to "wax" it with a good spray wax as you dry product. Works amazingly well!
I just pulled my aging set of Envisions off and cleaned them real good
They're outside soaking now
Let's see how this goes ..
They're outside soaking now
Let's see how this goes ..
I've been soaking my Canadian flags in it for 1/2 hour and then letting it drip dry over the laundry tub and the current flag I have out looks like new and its 2 years old.
Before this I was lucky to get 6 months before it would shred and I was buying quality ones at $25 each.
Before this I was lucky to get 6 months before it would shred and I was buying quality ones at $25 each.
Originally Posted by michaelluscher
I just pulled my aging set of Envisions off and cleaned them real good
They're outside soaking now
Let's see how this goes ..
I found a video from SPC's and he soaks them in the original packaging >>>>>
I just pulled my aging set of Envisions off and cleaned them real good
They're outside soaking now
Let's see how this goes ..
I found a video from SPC's and he soaks them in the original packaging >>>>>
Originally Posted by aquariuscsm
My best windshield protectant technique is to just to "wax" it with a good spray wax as you dry product. Works amazingly well!
I clean my windshield with bon-ami, then use kasse sealant, works great. I do want to try 303 on my wipers though!
My best windshield protectant technique is to just to "wax" it with a good spray wax as you dry product. Works amazingly well!
I clean my windshield with bon-ami, then use kasse sealant, works great. I do want to try 303 on my wipers though!
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Originally Posted by Warstud
Originally Posted by StevieC
I've been soaking my Canadian flags in it
I never would have thought that would work on a flag.....what material ?
Polyester.
Originally Posted by StevieC
I've been soaking my Canadian flags in it
I never would have thought that would work on a flag.....what material ?
Polyester.
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Originally Posted by spasm3
I clean my windshield with bon-ami
That sounds really interesting. Does that technique get rid of the pitting/erosion from wear and tear?
I clean my windshield with bon-ami
That sounds really interesting. Does that technique get rid of the pitting/erosion from wear and tear?
Use a touchless car wash and leave the wipers on through soap, rinse and wax. My wipers haven't chattered or smeared for decades — well, until they wear out.
The left one, a Trico, is pushing three years. The right one, a GM, is about five years old.
The left one, a Trico, is pushing three years. The right one, a GM, is about five years old.
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Originally Posted by aquariuscsm
Originally Posted by spasm3
I clean my windshield with bon-ami
That sounds really interesting. Does that technique get rid of the pitting/erosion from wear and tear?
No, it just removes the bug splatters and road grime really well, does not scratch.
Originally Posted by spasm3
I clean my windshield with bon-ami
That sounds really interesting. Does that technique get rid of the pitting/erosion from wear and tear?
No, it just removes the bug splatters and road grime really well, does not scratch.
Only on the BITOG.
Originally Posted by StevieC
I've been soaking my Canadian flags in it for 1/2 hour and then letting it drip dry over the laundry tub and the current flag I have out looks like new and its 2 years old.
Before this I was lucky to get 6 months before it would shred and I was buying quality ones at $25 each.
Are you using the 303 Fabric Guard on your flags?
I've been soaking my Canadian flags in it for 1/2 hour and then letting it drip dry over the laundry tub and the current flag I have out looks like new and its 2 years old.
Before this I was lucky to get 6 months before it would shred and I was buying quality ones at $25 each.
Are you using the 303 Fabric Guard on your flags?
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