Bests & Worsts Reviews from Amazon

If you are reading reviews pondering if you should try this or not, TRUST ME. ORDER IT. Forget everything you thought you knew about "protectants" such as Armor All, tire dressings, detailers, or basically anything else you have ever used on a vehicle or other object. I am not joking when I say you will NEVER use anything else after trying this. I keep ordering it, and will order it by the gallon till the day I die. This stuff is GOOD for your tires for example. Most dressings harm them and dry them out. This stuff simply sprayed on with no care in the world ends up making the tires look factory fresh. It will not add a greasy wet shine look. If you want that, you will have to keep looking. However, if you want your tires to basically NEVER dry rot, and to look literally as though you just got back from the tire shop with new tires every single day, this is your new best friend. If you have tires that are not used often, such as an RV or trailer, 303 will pay for itself many times over. So that's tires. Tires are expensive. If that was the only thing you could do with this stuff I would be JUST as sold. However there is so much more. Fading plastic trim? This makes it look new and black again. Interior of your vehicle roasting in the sun? Original factory 3M scotchguard turned into white chalk that NOTHING can remove? BAM like brand new in one simple application. It also STAYS that way on interiors. Period. No greasy slick feel, no dirt attraction. Just better than new looks, and UV protected into the future. I am absolutely in love with this stuff. It's incredible what it does. It pretty much pauses time going forward, and in the case of vehicle interiors even looks like it goes BACK in time. Use it on every door or window seal on your vehicle or RV. All hoses and rubber items. It does not contain silicone, it will not dry or damage anything. The only sort of negative thing is that it can be effected by water. If you put this on heavy (the way I do on tires) on a say trim on the top of your car, it may streak slightly after a rain. That said it isn't GONE from the surface, and will continue beading water long after you don't see it anymore. Buffing this stuff in (as if you were trying to remove it) using a cloth actually enhances this effect. This material never truly dries, which is why you are meant to rub it in. Do so for everything but tires. One other note; Others have mentioned keeping overspray off of the clear plastics on your gauge clusters as some have reported it leaving permanent marks or dots. I've not experienced any issues with any type of plastic. However I never spray it at surfaces in my car. I always spray a cloth and apply it evenly that way. The only thing I just blast it at is tires. I've been extra mindful of the possibility thanks to those reviews and I am simply passing that info forward. Again, buy it. Your only regret will be not buying a larger quantity of it. You WILL be back!