Anyone ever heard of this product or tried it?

http://www.303products.com/main.php?infopage=autofuntoy

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SJ

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I don't know I've never used it, but that is what my dad was told to use on his tonneau cover for his truck.

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SJ,
I have used the 303 "Protectant" and "Cleaner" on my boats for the last 3 years. The cleaner didn't seem to be anything SUPER but, worked OK. The "Protectant" seems to be worth the money. My boat had very white interior and once cleaned and then "Protected" it held up very well. I've also used it on car interiors. Again it holds up well. I used it on the trailer tires to prevent sun damage and they are looking good. The tire shine, like most tire products, fades but that can be touched up. If thinigs are being protected from the sun it is worth it. If you are using "Armoral, Sun Of A Gun", or similar products I would recommend switching to this. My boat manual lists these products in the "what not to use on marine vinyl or leather".
They do seem kind of expensive and in looking for the best price on the web they seemed to be about the same. I really lucked out by ordering a "bottle" of each and got a "gallon" of each delivered. They messed up the order. My gallon of "Cleaner" is in concentrated form and they provide directions for deluting on the jug. If they are right a little goes a very long way. But....Since I got a gallon I mix on the heavy side. This doesn't seem to make much differance.

Thanks for the input Mike. I may just have to try some of this. I've been a huge Wizard's fan, but I'm always looking for something better.

Best,

SJ

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