Armor-All & Preventative Maintenance

[crbr]

As I read these threads I am having a "flashback" to the days when I worked in a garage. I "remember" that Armor All created problems if one tried to maintain the "wet look". I will look into the "303". Jay

crbr: If you are VP then I am either Secretary and/or Sargeant-At-Arms of the RJ Fan Club and I am still looking for the hat . I/We should check in with the CEO. Jay

You had better put dibs on that position in your sig line.


I use 303 on my automobiles, boats, and jet skis. It's good stuff, pricey, but worth it.

 

[tree farmer]

Sounds crazy, but a year or so ago, a fellow dual-sport motorcycle rider told me not to use armor-all on my bike plastic as it would dry it out and dull it. Instead, use either Lemon Pledge or Orange Pledge. Just spray it on and lightly wipe it off with a soft cloth. An hour or more later, go back and buff it out with a soft towel. Works great on plastic, rubber and painted surfaces. I am not one to wax and detail my tractors, but I have used Orange Pledge Clean and Shine on two of them so far, and the mud and dust seems to rinse right off with a garden hose. Lottsa work, but it kinda keeps the wife happy when I park them in HER driveway .......Dan.