What are you using for boat vinyl protectant?

[BobD]

Back in the day everyone was using 303 but not sure if there is bigger and better?  Basically I cleaned a boat this weekend and want to have something on the seats to make it easier to clean the next go around and hopefully help reduce the mildew buildup on it.


 


Thanks!

 

[David Fermani]

I believe 303's real/original  focus is the boating/tarp industry. I bet you'll be hard pressed to find something that actually offers any kind of long term protection. I'd just try wiping them down often and they should be fine. 

 

[Greg Nichols]

Hello BOB its been forever since I've seen you around.


 


Like David said its very hard pressed to beat 303 ASP as your protectant on boat seats.


 


Cheers,


GREG

 

[BobD]

Thanks guys! That's what I figured.

 

[craig300ZX]

I have been using Meguiars Natural Shine for the vinyl after every outing. Its cheap and cleans the interior and provides some UV protection. 303 got too expensive to use as a daily wipedown product.


 


http://www.meguiars.com/en/automotive/products/g4116-natural-shine-protectant-16-oz/


 


I also really like Lexol Vinylex, which cleans and protects as well. It is difficult to find in stores but can be bought online:


 


http://www.lexol.com/category_vinylex.aspx

 

[nonwelder]

Duragloss has a marine vinyl product as well, which is very nice. My choice would be that or vinylex.

 

[MiVor]

Duragloss has a marine vinyl product as well, which is very nice. My choice would be that or vinylex.

I've been using 303, but I've also become a Duragloss fan so I'll be trying this - THANKS

 

[Pats300zx]

Marine 31. I used it all summer on my boat vinyl and it held up great.

 

[House of Wax]

Marine 31. I used it all summer on my boat vinyl and it held up great.

This

 

[RitcheyRch]

meguiars 57