Armorall Low Gloss Protectant

Hello:
Recently, I was given a 38 oz. bottle of Armorall Low Gloss Protectant. Over the years, I have heard lots of people badmouth Armorall, so I have never used it. My problem now is, being such a cheapskate, I hate to just pitch the stuff. Does Armorall deserve the bad rap it gets, or is it OK to use on vinyl and tires?

Charles

I used to be an avid user of the low gloss Armor All but, I have since switched to Meguiars interior protectant. You can keep spray a little to achieve the low gloss look or more for a high gloss luster. Plus, it smells much better than Armor All. I also remember that Armor All is not so good because of its contents. (Perhaps, Armor All reformulated the solution...)

My big problem is being to tight to just pitch the stuff. Maybe I will give it to someone that is a fan of ArmorAll and forget it. Since I am a big fan of Meguiar's products, I should get their protectant. There have been several suggestions to use a product called 303. Any thoughts on this stuff? I definitely am looking for a matte finish, not the shiny look.

Charles

I use either Zymol Protectant or a good Leather Conditioner (works great on vinyl). Vasoline is still popular as well as hand lotion. Might want to read this: "Why do dashboards crack?" (http://www.psrc.usm.edu/macrog/work/dash.htm)

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