RaggTopp vs Armor All
03-31-2006, 02:27 PM
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RaggTopp vs Armor All
Being a new car ('06 ZR, magnetic black), I decided to spend the extra money and buy RaggTopp cleaner and vinyl protector. I haven't yet used the cleaner.
Today I used the vinyl protector inside the car. I did some with the RaggTopp and some with Armor All. I couldn't tell the difference. They seem like the same product. I really can't see the reason for spending twice the money on the RaggTopp.
I suspect that as enthusiasts we get taken in by specialty products.
Ken
Today I used the vinyl protector inside the car. I did some with the RaggTopp and some with Armor All. I couldn't tell the difference. They seem like the same product. I really can't see the reason for spending twice the money on the RaggTopp.
I suspect that as enthusiasts we get taken in by specialty products.
Ken
03-31-2006, 04:21 PM
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I have no idea what raggtopp is, but armor all is crap. aerospace303 protectant is the only thing that should touch your interior or any exterior vinyls/plastics
dont use Armor all.. It'll look really greasy and cheap after awhile! get some 303 aerospace!
03-31-2006, 05:04 PM
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Originally Posted by VashZ350
^^ +1 !!
dont use Armor all.. It'll look really greasy and cheap after awhile! get some 303 aerospace!
dont use Armor all.. It'll look really greasy and cheap after awhile! get some 303 aerospace!
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04-01-2006, 08:15 AM
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armor all is too slick - read how dash treated with it are prone to cracking in the longrun.. 303 or lexol is the best way to go. For a ragtop, I'd recommend 303 as well.
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[QUOTE]armor all is too slick - read how dash treated with it are prone to cracking in the longrun.. [/QUOTE
I think you are referring to the old forumla when it was oil based. Armor All is water based now and I have never had an issue with it.
I think you are referring to the old forumla when it was oil based. Armor All is water based now and I have never had an issue with it.
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[QUOTE=showstoppertk]I have no idea what raggtopp is, but armor all is crap. aerospace303 protectant is the only thing that should touch your interior or any exterior vinyls/plastics.
Raggtopp is made for treating convertible tops. (I have a ZR). I've ordered some 303 and will try it.
Ken
Raggtopp is made for treating convertible tops. (I have a ZR). I've ordered some 303 and will try it.
Ken
04-12-2006, 09:22 AM
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I just finished using 303 on the interior of my ZR. It is much better that the Armor All I had used previously. It is not as shinny and does not seem greasy. I'm a convert.
Ken
Originally Posted by showstoppertk
I have no idea what raggtopp is, but armor all is crap. aerospace303 protectant is the only thing that should touch your interior or any exterior vinyls/plastics.
Raggtopp is made for treating convertible tops. (I have a ZR). I've ordered some 303 and will try it.
Ken
Raggtopp is made for treating convertible tops. (I have a ZR). I've ordered some 303 and will try it.
Ken
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04-12-2006, 10:47 AM
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[QUOTE=Ken Corsun]
I just finished using 303 on the interior of my ZR. It is much better that the Armor All I had used previously. It is not as shinny and does not seem greasy. I'm a convert.
Ken
cool!
Originally Posted by Ken Corsun
I just finished using 303 on the interior of my ZR. It is much better that the Armor All I had used previously. It is not as shinny and does not seem greasy. I'm a convert.
Ken
04-12-2006, 11:31 AM
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[QUOTE=Ken Corsun]
I just finished using 303 on the interior of my ZR. It is much better that the Armor All I had used previously. It is not as shinny and does not seem greasy. I'm a convert.
Ken
It's true. When you open and close your top with Armorall you'll see grease all over your rear window. You don't get that with 303. It also last much longer. I have a bottle of Armorall which only goes on the tires until it runs out.
Originally Posted by Ken Corsun
I just finished using 303 on the interior of my ZR. It is much better that the Armor All I had used previously. It is not as shinny and does not seem greasy. I'm a convert.
Ken
04-12-2006, 01:32 PM
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[QUOTE=Ken Corsun]
I just finished using 303 on the interior of my ZR. It is much better that the Armor All I had used previously. It is not as shinny and does not seem greasy. I'm a convert.
Ken
showstopper saves the day again. jk
glad you like it.
Originally Posted by Ken Corsun
I just finished using 303 on the interior of my ZR. It is much better that the Armor All I had used previously. It is not as shinny and does not seem greasy. I'm a convert.
Ken
glad you like it.
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