Moreygee

HI and first, sorry if this is an old subject but I've not found much recent stuff about it, and I have searched. I've been using armor all protectant for decades on a multitude of cars without any APPARENT issues.
I recall reading someone's post a few days ago"friends don't let friends use armor all" ... and I was wondering if this is true, why, and is the formula the same?
Thanks in advance, again, sorry if it's repetitive.

LeX2K

I've never seen proof the product ruins plastic like some claim. But I don't like the greasy look at feel that's why I avoid it.

Freds430

Agree never heard anything bad but don't like the shine. I am using Adam's interior cleaner which leaves a matte finish.

BillUK

I don't know if it's bad, I just don't like that it's greasy. I use 303 aerospace protectant on all plastics, as well as on the leather seats and in the engine bay.

Moreygee

Thanks for the responses, I think I'm going to use what I have left and switch to 303. I've read nothing but good things about that product.

Freds430

For those that love 303, I use this on the wiper blades, all the door jam seals and moonroof gasket.

LeX2K

303 turns brown on some types of rubber anyone know why?

Some claim 303 extends the life of drive belts so I tried this out soaked a PS and alternator belt in 303 for a day. Did it make any difference? I don't know will take many years/miles to find out. It didn't affect the grip of the belt.