Tricks to applying 303 Protectant

[Toymachine2009]

I really like how 303 makes rubbers and plastics look!



Seems a little tricky to apply to dashboards tho and really tricky on leather. Its blochy on leather and the dash it seems.. And you must MAKE sure to COVER every spot with 303 otherwise you can see exactly where you mised or if you spray the bottle and it oversprays on something else you see the spots show up else where..





Is there a trick or a good way to apply it? Or maybe even a better or similar product? I feel like you really have to spend a lot of time while applying..



One plus about Megs quick interior detail is it was an easy quick spray and wipe and it was super clean and if you accidently missed a spot or over sprayed it wasnt a big deal. Maybe ill just go back to that.

[454Casull]

Try spraying it into a sponge or towel and then wiping that on instead applying directly from the nozzle.

[2005GTPinMD]

Try spraying it into a sponge or towel and then wiping that on instead applying directly from the nozzle.



That is how I use it too - it makes it a lot easier.

[Hadesnight]

Foam applicator.

[Toymachine2009]

Okay So I shouldnt spray the product directly on the dash and what not..



Thanks guys for the tip ill give it a shot..

I was just following the directions how it said spray it directly on surface than wipe till its dry.

[shirtman]

I was just following the directions how it said spray it directly on surface than wipe till its dry.



That will teach you. LOL.



Jeff

[Toymachine2009]

HAHA I guess it did didnt it.. NEVER read directions lol

[rdorman]

I almost always use detail sponges/foam applicators. Got a bag full.

[Alfisti]

I find MF applicators even better for interior dressing as it offers even more product control than foam.