303 graphene detail, American Adventure Labs MOLLE panels, and other stuff

[D-R0CK]

Spent this gorgeous day doing a full detail and 303 Graphene coating on my BD, Stormtrooper. Application was super easy and I think it looks great. I also added 303 protectant to all the black exterior plastic and have been cleaning my soft top windows with Plexus with fantastic results. It stormed about an hour after I got done and the water just fell off the Bronco. Headed to a off-road meetup tomorrow so we'll see how the Graphene does with repelling some dirt and mud. Also added the American Adventure Labs door MOLLE panels and some bags today, they're really nice and easy to install. And did some graphics and blacked out logos today. Moved my BD logo to the tailgate, not sure if I like it but we'll see. Having so much fun!

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[grayshadow]

Anxiously awaiting your thoughts on the Graphene. 303 protectant really keeps the exterior plastic looking new

 

[TNcoupe]

Ive used the 303 Graphene for about 1.5yrs now. From what Ive found it lasts about 8 months on a car that stays outside all the time. Its super easy to apply and remove and will reenergize a bit with a simple wash and clay bar of the panels. I apply once in the springtime and once right before winter to keep it fresh before the hard summer and winter weather here in TN.

 

[D-R0CK]

Spent a day on the trail in the GW National Forest today and my Bronco wasn't nearly as muddy as the others in the group. Not sure if the 303 made the difference, but I'm happy thus far.

 

[The YETI]

Anxiously awaiting your thoughts on the Graphene. 303 protectant really keeps the exterior plastic looking knew.

303 protectant was invented by Boeing, used to be called 303 Aerospace Protectant, stuff was incredible, a Boeing rep. described the benefits of the product. The original product could restore the look of old vinyl, never seen anything as good. Not sure if the new versions are the same, I think not.
It was designed to protect plastic and rubber parts from UV ray damage at high altitudes. It also became very popular in the boating industry. Spent 8 years in the USAF, that’s all I have to say about that…. Would you like a chocolate?

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