imported_Goose
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hi i just picked up some 303 today and i got a question about it does it shine because i done put it on my dash and doorpanels and it like don't shine is there any way i can get my dash to shine thanks
303 Aerospace
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JasonC8301
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If 303 doesn't suit your tastes because of the low shine, try another application.
If that still does not shine, try Lexol Vinylex. anything shinier than Vinylex on a dash is just plain dangterous.
Jason
If that still does not shine, try Lexol Vinylex. anything shinier than Vinylex on a dash is just plain dangterous.
Jason
imported_Goose
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do you think it will look a little more shiny in the day light cause i just done it in my garage like at 9 tonight thanks
JasonC8301
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Yes look at it in the sunlight.
You might actually like it. The days of Armour All's ghetto shine is over. It can pose a saftey risk. I couldn't see speed limit sign because my dash board blinded me officer.....
You might actually like it. The days of Armour All's ghetto shine is over. It can pose a saftey risk. I couldn't see speed limit sign because my dash board blinded me officer.....
hollowXian
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Everywhere that I have seen stuff about 303 Aerospace it states that the finish is a 'matte' one. That's actually the reason I ordered it over others.
vettefan67
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You can actually layer 303! Just apply as usual, buff, apply more later, buff, apply more....
Or don't buff it off at all for more shine. Sometimes I do that too.
Or don't buff it off at all for more shine. Sometimes I do that too.
Preachers Sheets
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<em class='bbc'>Originally posted by YoSteve [/i]
<strong class='bbc'>Jason, how about, "officer the sign off my dash read 90!" [/b]</blockquote>
That's good, either he'll let it slide or get mad because his minivan is a dump and accidentally "trip" onto your car and let his belt take some paint off as he slides down your hood slowly. haha
If you don't like 303 your going to have to find something else. Go for the Black Magic or Meguiars product line. It may be greasy but you need to deal with it if your looking for that shine you sound like you want.
<em class='bbc'>Originally posted by YoSteve [/i]
<strong class='bbc'>Jason, how about, "officer the sign off my dash read 90!"
[/b]</blockquote>That's good, either he'll let it slide or get mad because his minivan is a dump and accidentally "trip" onto your car and let his belt take some paint off as he slides down your hood slowly. haha
If you don't like 303 your going to have to find something else. Go for the Black Magic or Meguiars product line. It may be greasy but you need to deal with it if your looking for that shine you sound like you want.
imported_Intermezzo
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One way to <em class='bbc'>marginally[/i] increase the shine is to increase the wait time before buffing and buff it using the original applicator. I like to use a slightly damp foam applicator to apply it to my dash, wait 30 minutes and then use the same app to buff out all the streaks and excess. This method will provide a brighter shine than buffing with a clean towel.