Anyone ever try this vinyl/rubber treatment? - Black Again
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Originally Posted by LsuSuperCrew
Where's a good place online to pick up 303 Aerospace?
Originally Posted by Net Wurker
Black Again....
I hear what RP is sayin, try to avoid them, esp Mother's Back to no Black. But what do you do when the vehicle hasn't been cared for in the best of ways, especially UV damage?
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Originally Posted by scorpio333
I hear what RP is sayin, try to avoid them, esp Mother's Back to no Black. But what do you do when the vehicle hasn't been cared for in the best of ways, especially UV damage?
Trust me, I know that's a PITA... Ford thinks a LOT of most of their plastic parts but, being the general perfectionist with a SEVERE OCD with car care stuff, I'd probably do it.
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Originally Posted by scorpio333
I've got a can of that still sitting in the box.......in any case I'll report back.
I have some 303 on the way, after reading all the good reviews here on that stuff. The area I am having trouble with is the hard rubber trim around the side windows. It is dull and grayed out, and nothing seems to re-vitalize it.
Let me know once you get a chance to try the Forever Black trim restore stuff.
Oh, and I know not to bother with Mother's Back to Black. Tried it once, nothing went back to black,, in fact, I think it ruined my bed cab top rails. I had to replace them recently, they got so ugly and gray. I still have them, so if I find something that works good, I can restore them and have a spare set
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Originally Posted by Net Wurker
Cool. I'll look for a progress report.
I have some 303 on the way, after reading all the good reviews here on that stuff. The area I am having trouble with is the hard rubber trim around the side windows. It is dull and grayed out, and nothing seems to re-vitalize it.
Let me know once you get a chance to try the Forever Black trim restore stuff.
Oh, and I know not to bother with Mother's Back to Black. Tried it once, nothing went back to black,, in fact, I think it ruined my bed cab top rails. I had to replace them recently, they got so ugly and gray. I still have them, so if I find something that works good, I can restore them and have a spare set![Smilie](https://www.f150online.com/forums/images/smilies/smile.gif)
I have some 303 on the way, after reading all the good reviews here on that stuff. The area I am having trouble with is the hard rubber trim around the side windows. It is dull and grayed out, and nothing seems to re-vitalize it.
Let me know once you get a chance to try the Forever Black trim restore stuff.
Oh, and I know not to bother with Mother's Back to Black. Tried it once, nothing went back to black,, in fact, I think it ruined my bed cab top rails. I had to replace them recently, they got so ugly and gray. I still have them, so if I find something that works good, I can restore them and have a spare set
![Smilie](https://www.f150online.com/forums/images/smilies/smile.gif)
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Not going
My company sent me in 2003 in Orlando. Since then, they have gotten cheap about stuff like that.
Good luck on the CCIE! I had my CCNA, but let it expire. I only managed to pass one test towards the CCNP (switching), and now I am not motivated to start back.
Maybe something will inspire me to get back on track. My job is geared more towards server administration, anyway. But, occasionally the need arises to config or update a switch or router. I do enjoy that aspect much more than babysitting servers and workstations and (ugh) users...
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My company sent me in 2003 in Orlando. Since then, they have gotten cheap about stuff like that.
Good luck on the CCIE! I had my CCNA, but let it expire. I only managed to pass one test towards the CCNP (switching), and now I am not motivated to start back.
Maybe something will inspire me to get back on track. My job is geared more towards server administration, anyway. But, occasionally the need arises to config or update a switch or router. I do enjoy that aspect much more than babysitting servers and workstations and (ugh) users...
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I am glad to hear everyone reporting the 303 doesn't run after a rain soaking. I have a 32 oz bottle on the way, and if it works like that, I will probably never use a silicone based protectant again. I'll start buying 303 by the gallon.
I love the look of the NXT protectant on my plastic trim, but the streaking and running after a rain shower drives my crazy.
I love the look of the NXT protectant on my plastic trim, but the streaking and running after a rain shower drives my crazy.
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Originally Posted by Net Wurker
I am glad to hear everyone reporting the 303 doesn't run after a rain soaking. I have a 32 oz bottle on the way, and if it works like that, I will probably never use a silicone based protectant again. I'll start buying 303 by the gallon.
I love the look of the NXT protectant on my plastic trim, but the streaking and running after a rain shower drives my crazy.
I love the look of the NXT protectant on my plastic trim, but the streaking and running after a rain shower drives my crazy.
I think you meant to say 'solvent based' rather than 'silicone based'?
Really, there aren't many solvent based dressings left out there... clean air laws snubbed most of them.
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I personally haven't seen it streaking yet either and I've used a lot of the 303 product itself, on everything, including my patio furniture--anything that's vinyl, plastic or rubber that sits outside in the elements. Hell, I'd spray it on my vinyl siding if I could figure out a way to dilute it some.