303 Aerospace Protectant

All I can say is I use this on everything! My wife says if she would slow down I would use it on her. It just is the very best for preserving everything. It restores and protects.

After researching this gallon size, Jamestown Distributors has best price for this item. I have been using this for years and use it for so many applications that the gallon size is the most practical size for me. I saw this product being used at the EAA (Experimental Aircraft Association) meet in Oshkosh, Wisconsin years ago. There I met an EAA member polishing an immaculate home built Burt Rutan design airplane. I asked him what he was spraying on the wings and lightly polishing. He replied it was 303 Aerospace UV Protectant. This endorsement hooked me on the product. I use it on any equipment that needs UV protection with a shine.

The best thing for maintaining everything .. what ever WD-40 doesnt work on gets this .. I restored every tool in the gararge ... Tires ..

Best product on the market for tire protection from UV Rays that dry out and cause cracks in your tires. Was developed for the airlines to add life to their tires which take a beating upon landing. Also, I was surprised to find that it can be used for interior fabrics,leather seats and interior trim as well as outside rubber linings around doors etc. And can be used on exterior plastic bumpers and trim. I recommend it to everyone since I live in Palm Springs CA where the temps run up to 115 degrees in the summer. Jack

I have used this for many years primarily at the start of the season, get all the seats as clean as possible and apply this product, it makes future cleanings easier and provides a nice sheen without looking greasy. Buying it in quart spray bottles is a waste in every sense of the word, for the price of roughly two off the shelf bottles you can get the gallon.

This was the recommended protector from my boat manufacturer and i have used it on 3 boats and a jet ski. Works well and the price fir the gallon was way cheaper than anywhere else.

Used this to recommission our boat this spring. Brought back color and life of fabrics used on. repels water. Very easy to use. easier than trying to find someone to help! LoL!

I have been using 303 for about 10 years. I had been warned away from that famous stuff in the yellow bottle you get at auto parts stores. I don't know what STP puts in their product, but it's amazing how many times I've been told ""don't use it,"" or, ""it does more harm than good."" Not sure if I believe that, but I've been warned off of it so many times by so many disparate dealers I figured there must be something to it. A Spa dealer referred me to a marine store, which was how I originally discovered this. When I bought a replacement cover for my spa, I was asked what I use for UV protection, and I could tell the lecture was coming until I mentioned 303. I use this mainly on our spa cover and Tropitone sling chairs on our deck. We get southern exposure (mid Atlantic) and the UV is very destructive. Our deck chairs look new (we cover them in the winter, but still...), and I know I got an extra year out of our spa cover which I started 3 years into it's life (my spa covers ususally have given up the ghost after 5 years). Our replacement cover is already 4 years old and showing no significant signs of aging. Typically, I use diluted Simple Green and a stiff bristle brush to clean it, and then hose it off. Then spray on the 303 and wipe off the exceess. That works well, but it can dry quckly, so you have to act fast. Depending on where you get 303, it can cost a dollar an ounce, so a bulk 1 gallon container is much more economical, and I reuse one of my old spray bottles. I think if I had something large like a boat cover I would get one of those ag sprayers like you see at the hardware store. They are portable, you pump up the air pressure inside, and then just use the trigger and adjust the spray. Using a 16 oz finger squeeze bottle would be very tiring. If there are any first timers reading this, it's a tried and true product for me. As for using Jamestown, this was my first time. I have to admit I'm impressed. Pricing was way better than my other choices, the order was handled promptly, shipping was fast, packaging was excellent, communications were excellent, and this web site is among the best I've encountered (admittedly, I'm not buying a broad variety of products here). The whole process inspired confidence. Almost makes me wish I had a boat, just so I could buy more stuff from these guys.

This product was hard to fine and for a great price I will be shopping at your site in the future.

We have used this on our popup camper for several years. The camper is now 18 years old and the outer surface looks brand new. It is not faded like other campers we see in campgrounds. It also makes it much easier to clean. So glad we started using this when we did. My husband uses it on his tonneau cover and it has kept it from fading as well. It keeps the material from getting dry and cracked as well. Now we use it on resin/plastic outdoor furniture. It makes the old pieces look revitalized. We have friends in Arizona that we bought some for to help make their outdoor furniture last longer. We will see if it works as well for them.

The only problem with 303 is that its hard to find buy I bought a gallon of it this time! Not going to find it locally but maybe in a Marine Shop. Just get it from Jamestown.

Some may think this is a cleaner but it is not at all. Think of this as a wax for rubber and similar material. Also works well on many other surfaces as one could say it is like using sun tan lotion on your plastic, vinyl rubber, etc!

I have found the 303 product line to be superior to anything I have found. It's easy to apply and really works!

There are few products better than 303. Actually, none that I know of. I use this on everything vinyl, including eisinglass, where I was dazzled by the result. On six year old neglected eisinglass, it made a huge improvement. I'd say it made it look virtually brand new, and it started as scratched up, stained and old.