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Aerospace Protectant
Originally engineered for aerospace and aviation applications, 303 Aerospace Protectants has found its way into millions of homes for day-to-day use on vehicles, sports equipment,...
Fabric Protectant Spray
Bring your outdoor furniture back to its original condition with the 303 Fabric Guard Spray. Use this heavy-duty item on seat cushions, umbrellas or even on fabrics in your home. T...
AEROSPACE PROTECTANT
No other product provides this much protection for your boat and water gear. Use Aerospace Protectant to keep your boat's seats, sails, hull and windows colorful and clean. Marine...
Protectant
Originally engineered for aerospace and Aviation applications, new 303 automotive protectant provides superior UV protection for any rubber, vinyl, and plastic surfaces of your veh...
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Why r/BuyItForLife recommends 303
4 mentions from real owners
- #1Jun 11, 2025
What are your “keep it for life” hacks?
You can find it on Amazon, Walmart, boating and outdoor stores. It’s like armorall, but doesn’t leave as much of a greasy sheen. I saw a post years ago where a guy sprayed a life preserver with it, and there it on the roof of their shop, along with another untreated one. The difference after a year or so was massive. Untreated was shredded. Couldn’t find that but here’s an example: http://forums.pelicanparts.com/off-topic-discussions/986307-my-interesting-three-year-experiment-303-aerospace-protectant.html
View on Redditopen_in_new - #2Jun 11, 2025
What are your “keep it for life” hacks?
303 Aerospace protectant on stuff that gets lots of UV exposure. Outside keypads, light fixtures, hot tub cover, etc.
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Tilley Hats... A Story of the Downfall of BIFL
Next time try 303 fabric guard. DWR as well.
View on Redditopen_in_new - #4Feb 4, 2025
How to care for Leatherette/synthetic leather
"303 protectant" is meant for automotive interiors. Something along those lines might work. Avoid buying fake leather garbage in the first place though.
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