Vinylex vs. 303 Aerospace Protectant

[cjkbme2w]

Has anyone had experience with either of these products. I am

trying to determine which is better for cleaning and protecting the

leatherette and plastic dashboard in my VW Jetta.



Thanks,



Craig

[Thomas Dekany]

The only 2 protectants that I have ever used - both are excellent products - 303 will give a less shiny look so I like 303 more

Another Jetta Owner

[cjkbme2w]

Does 303 Protectant clean as well as protect?

[Thomas Dekany]

Se senor!

[SilverLexus]

Completely agree with tdekany...I have both and they are both excellent but I give the nod to 303. The matte look is better.

[imported_The Uncle]

Personally, I use 303 on the inside of the car (because I hate the sun bouncing off of the dash, etc). On the outside, I tend to use Vinylex or NXT. All great products.

[svanderbilt]

I wasn`t aware that 303 cleaned; I thought it just protected.



I liked Vinylex on my Lexus, but prefer 303 on my rhinoskin dash in my Audi.



Vinylex does clean. Aerospace 303 has UV protection. I also like how you can use it on leather, whereas you can`t with Vinylex.



Vinylex has a medium sheen, Aerospace 303 has very low sheen. I have bottles of both `cause I like having options.

[stevet]

I didn`t like Vinylex. Streaked on plastic and looked greasy. I use 303 and Megs #40 and like them much better than Vinylex.

[SDLexus]

I just switched to 303 from Vinylex because the 303 was closer to a matte finish than the Vinylex. I also noticed that 303 left a more even finish and the appearance overall was better than Vinylex. I`m using the remaining supply of Vinylex for the tires.

[Gonzo]

In addition to using on my interior vinyl, I`ve used VINYLEX to remove polish spatter from exterior rubber and hard plastic. I have found it will last 6 month or so in Houston heat and humidity - normally 90+ degrees and 80+ humidity from beginning of May through end of September, with my vehicle living outside 7 x 24 x 365