View Full Version : 303 Instant Detailer?
303 seemed to get a good bit of attention on various forums, but I haven`t heard much here. Anyone try it? Compare to FK425 or OID?
lostdaytomorrow
10-16-2012, 12:59 PM
If you mean aerospace, 303 doesn`t go on paint.
lostdaytomorrow
10-17-2012, 07:19 AM
Most people use in on interior surfaces to protect from sun damage. I`ve also read some people that have used it on tires, which is kind of funny due to how expensive it is for that task and many better, cheaper options.
lostdaytomorrow
10-17-2012, 07:35 AM
Maybe you`re talking about 303 speed detailer which I had never heard of until googling it. I have always referred to aerospace protectant 303 as just 303, which is of course ambiguous.
Which exact product are you asking about, because there is no 303 product that matches your thread title?
Good job trying to save that. Yes, I have 5000 posts here and I`m thinking about putting 303 protectant on my paint.... lol. I`m talking about the instant detailer, ie detail spray, ie QD.
lostdaytomorrow
10-17-2012, 10:04 AM
Haha sorry Dan. I`m on tapatalk and don`t see any info other than username and I have taken a long break from the forums recently. Sorry man.
It is weird that I haven`t heard anything about this product though.
I will add some content by saying I have very different experiences with QDs depending on what LSP is on the paint. I like griots SS on souveran and I like fk425 and megs UQD on sealants.
No worries, like I said, it has gotten some really good press on other forums. Its pretty reasonably priced for a single 32oz bottle and its supposed to be stupid slick. I`ve got 20+ QDs, I need another one like..... you know... I`m hoping someone will talk me off the ledge here....lol...PLEASE!
imported_RZJZA80
10-17-2012, 11:19 AM
If it`s as good on the exterior as the aerospace is on the interior, I`ll be picking some up.
TroyScherer
10-17-2012, 11:20 AM
And here I just put 303 Protectant on my car yesterday so my paint didn`t burn. You know that whole SPF 40.
I want my paint to maintain its milky smooth completion... :flame: