The stuff I use runs off the top as much as two or three washings if to much is applied.Kind of a fine line as to when to say when.

 

Thanks to everyone who's replied. I also appreciate the tips on application and frequency.

--Steve

 

The 303 does wash away over time, but gives a deeper black appearance. Very nice. I'm not sure how others avoid it (garages?) because it has to run off somewhere, and for me it's been down the windows also.

 

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303 makes your top look like a pair of bicycle shorts.

 

My mind can't quite pick up the image so would this be a good thing or a bad thing? And whose butt would be in those shorts?

 

is it ever too late to use the 303? my top looks a bit faded (6 months with no protectant, just regular wash and rinse). will this 303 restore it and bring it back to a deeper black? or should i not bother at this point?

 

303 will restore the like-new look to the top.

Be sure to use it on all the seals too, works nicer than silicone in my opinion.

6 months without protectant doesn't sound too bad. But if there was any deterioration from the sun, you won't reverse it.

BTW, I used a high quality paint brush to apply it the last time. I think this uses too much 303, compared to a sponge. The sponge can leave little pieces that break off, but once the 303 dries it's easy to lightly brush off.

xviper, I still haven't figured out how to respond to your question, sorry!

 

I was "rhetorical" and in gest. No response required.
Once I've finished my low-gloss ArmourAll, I'm gonna give the 303 a try. One of my buds here seems to love the stuff.

 

destiny, what do you mean by seals & silicone?

and has anybody ever received a sample from 303? i got two packets of 303 powder. anybody know what you are supposed to do with it? there are no instructions on the packet.

thanks for your help