What's the story with Armour All

bgruver said:
I love Vinylex for the interior. I really like the look of 303 but can't get over the horrrible smell of the stuff. I wish they'd change it up a bit to smelll a little more pleasant.



I may have to give AA a try now that I know it's been reformulated.
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I don't smell anything bad in teh bottle of 303 I just got :nixweiss



Then again, my sense of smell isn't all that great. As for AA, on the interior it's too shiny and oily to me, I used some Eisenzett cleaner and woolite mix to try and get it off, and then use 303.
 
BikeFreak said:




I am going to order some 303 here soon to test it out.



BikeFreak
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I have found 303 to streak on certain surfaces...Armor all is shiny if left alone, but applied with terry cloth and wiped with MF gives a semi-matte "rich" finish.
 
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Black Again. You haven't seen what plastic trim can look like until you've tried this stuff.



The website you linked the pic from doesn't allow external links, so I went ahead and copied the pic and hosted it so it would show up. -- Tort
 
I use Vinylex on the inside of my car since I like the way it looks.



I still use Armour All on the outside trim since it doesn't seem to streak as much as Vinylex on certain parts. Also, the Armour All wipes are a godsend for some spaces.
 
INTERIOR-

303 is my choice for the interior, mainly because of it's UV protection and the matte finish it leaves behind.



EXTERIOR TRIM-

I really like 1Z Tiefenpfleger. It's got a satiny sheen to it and is very durable. It won't streak if you apply it properly and will last though a couple of washings. I like it on my tires also, makes them very black.



I've used AA on the exterior but I find that it just doesn't have any staying power. As for interior work, I don't use it there, just too shiney for me.



Hope this helps :)
 
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