Does 303 work on composite materials?
I use 303 religiously. Meaning, I put it on and need to have faith that it's going to work.
It says "Don't use on vinyl" on the bottle. I guess that makes it not suitable for Royalex canoes. Correct?I personally like NuFinish, a polymerized wax that's durable and far less impactful on the environment because it doesn't wash off eventually, it also provides that protection for 2-3 years
I honestly don't know, All my boats are composite and that's what Blackfly was asking about.It says "Don't use on vinyl" on the bottle. I guess that makes it not suitable for Royalex canoes. Correct?
It says "Don't use on vinyl" on the bottle. I guess that makes it not suitable for Royalex canoes. Correct?
Well, it's mostly water, which is why it tends to disperse and leave a little slick behind the boat.
does anyone here have even a solid anecdote (never mind 'hard evidence') that this stuff provides worthwhile UV protection for hulls of any material, when the hull is stored indoors when not in use or transit?