303 Interior Dressing vs Meguiar's Interior Dressing

What is the best car interior protectant? In this video, I compare two popular interior dressings, 303 interior dressing, and Meguiars interior dressing. In the auto detailing world, there are thousands of different interior car protectants, and if you're not careful, you will waste your money. As a professional auto detailer, I want to give you all the best info out there about products like these, so that you can make a wise decision for your wallet, and your own detailing world, so follow along as I share about the nature of interior car dressings and protectants, and compare these two popular products: 303 UV protectant, and Meguiars natural shine protectant!
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[@jimmypatterson9854]

That's not sweat. That is 303 interior protectant he applied to his skin.

[@wilsonautodetailing]

Gotta protect from the sun somehow 😝

[@ezxl]

I’ve been using 303 for a few years. It was recommended by a car guy. I just happened to detail my cars interior this afternoon with 303. Looks great!

[@cajunrider7101]

I've been using 303 for 12 years. It was made and sold for marine use when I first started using it. It only needs to be applied once a year.

[@nordicpride9708]

I agree it’s great but it doesn’t last one year, with one application

[@junito1008]

I guess you still have the same bottle that you bought 12 yrs ago…Since it only needs to be applied once a year. 😁

[@rickdff62]

The biggest advantage of using 303 is the protection it provides. I've been using it on/in my truck since 2010 and all the rubber gaskets around the doors and windows, as well as, dash, leather seats, trim, etc. still look brand new. Use it on your windshield wipers too and they last for years. It's awesome. Not sure I'd use it for detailing other peoples vehicles tho, due to the cost, becuase it is pricey.

[@psdaengr911]

Use small application pads and the cost drops dramatically.

[@87_951]

Using a protectant on your wipers really helps them last longer. This is the first time in decades I've heard someone else mention it.

[@claudiadavies5110]

I've always had trouble with blotchiness when applying interior protection products, 303 was easy to rub in, even into the nooks and crannies, I'm a new fan!

[@B_HarTz]

I picked up the 303 wipes (in white container) at an autozone and never used it or heard of it before. Wanted something better then typical armor all , and Just read the label and got it. And WOW! Used it on some used plastic side steps/running boards I bought , and it brought it back to life. Shine lasted longer and almost better then buying “back to black” products”. Picked up this bottle at Napa and used it exactly how you did on my Pops Tesla. He loved it. Be carful( some Tesla models have suede on the door panel and do not use on suede) 👍👍👍 good video

[@VaporRipper]

303 formulates their own product. It has a multitude of uses. Try it on wiper blades, door seals, tires, hoses and belts in engine compartment.

[@bekiro28]

i have been using 303 protectant for a while and it is a fantastic product highly recomended

[@ABN6565]

whewwww! man you talk. great video though. I switched to the 303 coming from Meguiar's ultimate interior detailer. The 303 seems to last longer and I really like the finish after using it, and the smell is very pleasant. 303 a win!

[@JohnJones-oy3md]

Two years later and it still bothers me that he has the nozzle of the 303 bottle on backwards.

[@Morpheus02000]

Exactly...How can you call yourself a detailer if you don't pay attention to details. Not kidding btw...It bothers me a lot...Maybe I'm a bit autistic, but those kind of details make me upset. Not to mention the broken glove 🤮

[@airuzair2424]

Literally no one asked

[@JohnJones-oy3md]

@@airuzair2424 Literally two people asked.

[@theeabster1983]

303 makes a great product all around. I've never seen too many complaints. Besides the price of the product sometimes. You can be pricey. Especially their Marine fabric guard. I think it is about $75 for a gallon. weather is for Fabrics or for leather. I trust their products more than any others

[@psdaengr911]

The price of 303 is deceptive because very little is needed to treat a surface. Poor application technique can waste more material than is applied. I use the smallest cosmetic pads that I can get at a Dollar Store for application and only apply more product to the pad when I can see that it isn't applying the product to the surface. I bought one gallon of 303 in the late 1970s, used it on my scuba gear, tires, belts, hoses, wiper blades,lawn furniture until 2012. The only other car care product that has the same kind of result-to-applied material ratio is Mcguilars Paint Protect.

[@chipsmydog]

Dude, amazing ability to talk fast and coherently. Running with the 303.....gracias. Btw....they should pay you something for your ability to sell products.

[@lightseek88]

Remember the micro machines guy? This is his grandson.

[@CarlosAlberto-xx3of]

Love the meguiars smell and durability

[@UberLukario]

I've just got into detailing cars as a side gig, and my choice of products is primarily Meguair's Ultimate line of products. My black Taurus has never looked so beautiful.

[@monlegaspi]

Only time will tell how good this product is.

[@donnovicki9771]

The matte finish of 303 allows you to just dust the surfaces in subsequent cleanings of the interior. It does not attract or hold dust. The matte finish is what I really like about it.

[@shagnat]

303 rocks!

[@kurtsigouin5199]

Great non biased video, thanks.

[@kenlawton1531]

Works fantastic on tires too, try it😉

[@Snicker60515]

My thought is the 303 looked better, less shine which I prefer actually...

[@psdaengr911]

Only if being able to see is more important than being seen. :-D

[@Jozenz21]

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[@bodeine454]

I just recently bought a bottle of the 303 protectant because it was highly praised by the channel "Sweet Project Cars." I haven't used it yet. We recently bought a very nice '02 Lexus LS 430 and the other day I was putting the driver side window down and it got stuck about halfway and I noticed the top of the door panel bulging. At first I thought the window came off of the track but after researching I found out that sometimes, at least on these cars, that the window going down can grab the rubber window seal and fold it downward causing the window to get stuck and the seal folding is what causes the top of the door panel to bulge out. I found a video about this same problem on the same type of car and he said he fixed it by spraying 303 on the door seals but I'm sure some is going to get on the glass and I'd like to know how hard it is to clean it off once it gets on there. Also, I've heard of other remedies for helping windows slide up and down such as dry lube, silicone spray and certain types of silicone grease. Honda makes a special kind of grease for rubber seals and such, I can't think of the name of it right off, but it's supposed to be really good for this type of application and many people rave about how it can rejuvenate even old, dry and brittle rubber. Toyota also makes a rubber grease although I haven't really researched that one so I don't know how it compares. I have regular silicone grease like you find in the plumbing section of hardware stores but what I'm worried about using it is that will it leave a film of silicone on the glass every time I raise and lower the windows? That might get messy after awhile, IDK. Anyway, that's what my concerns are at the moment of which way is the best way to lubricate the seals so that they don't grab the window on the way down. I've also thought about additionally cleaning the windows real good and then applying Nu-Finish on them to help make them slick and further keep them from grabbing the window glass, I know that stuff does a fantastic job on the outside of windshields and glass to cause rain to bead up and run off a lot like Rain-Ex does only I think Nu-Finish lasts longer. Those are my current thoughts and thanks for the video. 👍

[@Boogyman337]

Very good! I am looking for a great product for my new vehicle. You just helped me make the decision. Thanks!

[@crystalsabundance]

The natural shine protectant always streaks on me. So frustrating. I’ll try 303 next.

[@sirraymondluxuryyacht8131]

303 has a nicer colour bottle. That's really all that matters to me. I'm like a magpie...

[@miragexl007]

Trying to see if you've done a video on convertible tops. What to wash with, what to protect. 303 protectant vs. Fabric guard. Whether it's vinyl or cloth. use super clean diluted besides 303 top cleaner or Meguiars top cleaner cleaner

[@detailersgarage]

Great video & information as usual.

[@rackum44]

Thank you I've been looking for a product I can rely on and trust

[@josephmckay9046]

Ty, Good to know about the aroma as I've been curious.

[@TraumaChaplain]

I like either the Detail Juice Forever Rinseless or the Wash Wax All depending on the vehicle....I have had issues with the Meguiar's sprayers failing, but the product is decent.

[@psdaengr911]

I hate prepacked product sprayers. They waste product. They may be ok for shooting cheap stuff onto engine bays or on tires for cleaning, but for applying a protectant, wax, glass cleaner or treatment, they overapply and the waste needs to be removed. That's good to the manufacturer, not the consumer. For applications where spraying is necessary, buy a $2 spray bottle at Home Depot and repackaging the stuff from the cheap bottle. That HD sprayer will pump more precisely, more reliably and last for a decade.

[@twinturbo5212]

Great channel, very informative videos

[@luisotero8921]

Great stuff 👍👍

[@duanegardner9702]

Thanks for the detailed review.

[@elmono2626]

good morning. please do a product comparison 303 product contactless sealer vs Meguiar's Hybrid Ceramic Wax !! Thank you

[@issuma8223]

Windshield glass has plastic in the middle, which blocks 100% of the UV, and side windows have UV-blocking chemicals added that, varying by manufacturer block, I believe like 95%. So why, on modern cars, do we need a UV-blocker on the interior?

[@jottow680]

The chemical guys vrp silk shine spray is awesome. Not glossy. Like a nice factory shine.

[@johnfranklin5277]

Like most other guys, he didnt READ THE DIRECTIONS! You are supposed to buff dry the 303, to memove the excess, which removes the shine and leaves a beautiful MATTE FINISH!

[@sawdustadikt979]

Thank you for putting this together. My question is, has anyone proved the 303 uv protection actually works? I’ve been using the maguires natural shine for 15 years nearly weekly on my truck and the dash still cracked and has begun to implode on its self as well as the door cards have chalked and faded. The feed back I’ve gotten was that most people with my truck got maybe 7-10 years at most from when the truck was built out of their dash before that problem started and I got about 17. Im. Not complaining. I’m about to start over with another truck of the same year, I’m planning on doing all I can to tighten the whole thing up before putting it on the road including going to an auto interior shop to start with a new dash and some other things. I own my vehicles for as long as possible and keep them clean and running strong. I got 15 years(over 300k miles) out of my current truck, I’d like to get that and more out of the next one. Using the right stuff has a lot to do with it in your strict maintenance cycles. Companies claim all they want and never have to back it up.

[@flexinriffs9926]

I love 303. Have a 2002 Toyota and I scrubbed the door seals and roof rack and super faded rear plastic trim with this stuff and it looks great now. Been holding up for a month so far. Tires still look great too. Crisp clean satin look

[@psdaengr911]

I I like 303 a lot., Started using it on my Toyota Corolla Liftback in 1976. Most "faded" trim is coated with run off car wax and environmental pollutants. Your car will look better and longer if you annually do a Dawn strip wash, clay bar the paint and then clean the seals and plastic trim with a plastic cleaner and the minimum of scrubbing. I do this and use Meguiar's Paint Protect instead of wax of the paint, 303 on the rubber and plastic trim. . Costs less, lasts longer, looks better.

[@blackwaterxm1772]

Luke good video these videos help me a lot . But I dont know if you still use show car wash & wax but I was wondering if it has a lot of lubricity because I was thinking about getting some.

[@truejey7475]

Hey luke is that 303 the same as the white bottle 303 aerospace? What is the difference?

[@uckBayNguyen]

Good review indeed. I rate both winners. I use both. Meguiars for the interior and 303 protectant for the exterior.

[@psdaengr911]

Lots of misconceptions or poor language usage in this video. Car interiors DO NOT attract UV. They can absorb it or reflect it. UV absorption causes plastics to degrade. A "dressing" is a material applied on top of a material to change/camouflage its appearance. Shoe polish is a dressing. Neatsfoot oil is a leather protectant. 303 does not make dressings. Meguiars's does, and the interior product which contains a wax, is one. 303 is 100% UV inhibitor/protectant that combines with the plastic. Mcguilars is a dressing that lays on top of the surface and coats it with a wax to prevent "outgassing". Each has an application. I've used both but prefer 303 on dashboards because it DOES NOT change the appearance of clean plastic, and Mcguialrs on door panels and surfaces that get scuffing from the occupants' contact.

[@DiscWrangler1]

I was introduced to Aerospace 303 14yrs ago for my boat(white bottle). I would get it at a Marine store. Currently I get the blue bottle from my local Autoparts store. Today my father told me he was picking some up from an Auto store and was asked if he wanted "pro strength" behind the counter(not the blue bottle). Luke, did you know there was another version of 303?

[@psdaengr911]

There is not.

[@Bewisenotsmart]

Hey Wilson. Question ? Have you ever tried CarGuys Plastic Restorer. I recently just tried it and man I tell you this thing is truly amazing. No BS! Bro. I’m really in love with this product. I’m big on detailing my own car every week ( I do it my self). I’m always open ro get our new products. But any how. When ever you get a chance. Try it out. Quick note: I’m a huge fan of you man. Keep up the good work.

[@wilsonautodetailing]

I will have to check it out! Thanks for the suggestion! And thank you for your involvement!!

[@Bewisenotsmart]

Wilson Auto Detailing Thanks!

[@dbzssj4678]

snake oil, the glass filters UV

[@ridef0rlife]

You can use this on exterior and also glass doesn't protect completely from UV rays mate.

[@Thedinler2012]

I do not think i would ever hold Meguiars above 303. I do not think you know what you have in your hands...

[@10ktube]

How do you guys get around the buttons? Is it okay to get the cleaners on them and possibly into the nooks and crannies associated? I mean not soaking them of course, but if it gets in there and near the electronics, is it fine?

[@lannystutheit4310]

Actually the next step should be "clean the dirty headliner". Did he just forget the headliner?....looks like it.

[@yura8196]

Hi, where do you use the hyper dressing? thanks

[@harrymaharaj4586]

The synthetic sealants and wax does the same thing on the interior

[@Boateng506]

How long does the meguiars natural shine protectant last?

[@redone729]

You deserved 3 likes when you said good things about ArmorALL, not sure why people buy these products in 2020

[@om3973]

I know all chemical companys goals are to sell product my question is I clean my leather 3 times year and condition i use 303 most summer but i use shades on my car so how often should really e using this in winter every week not possible for me

[@arielalvarado4452]

I like CG silk shine ... been using it for a little while works perfect cus is a water based product

[@DarkAngel-vs3om]

This guy talks 100mph, made me sweat just listening to it without missing a word, and ending only gets faster

[@currymcflurryx9543]

Addy 😂

[@Cap1talNumbers]

put the playback speed at 0.75

[@ChipVorhies]

Yeah it took me a minute or so to get use to the Cadence in which he speaks. So much more enjoyable than the people that drag it out. Thumbs up👍👍👍

[@alexanderpapii4866]

He talks too much

[@kod593]

303 started staining things white, my first bottle didn't do that.

[@jeffreycarson6628]

What would you do if it was obvious that you used 2 differant dressings in the same vehicle? Have you done that before? Good vehicle

[@psdaengr911]

Clean off the "dressing".

[@jimyoutube3923]

What would you use on avalanche cladding(black) to protect and keep looking new? Also bring back maybe some it original luster. Jim Mullins

[@tobymofield6597]

I have used them all. 303 is the best, However pricy$. But as of right now it's #1. Meguiars is best inside a trash can.

[@marioskosmidhs9454]

Dear wilson. I have the megs natural shine product i love it. Let me ask you, can. Use it also in let chrom wood e.t.c????

[@huseyinalskan5539]

Leather seats??

[@fotisboys]

Ha mate i just bought the 303 how often should i use this on my car...

[@citizen9856]

Muy list 303 Mothers protectan 1z cockpit Madoxx Sonax Meguiars

[@04tsxpower]

Why use on leather instead of a meguiars leather protector?

[@2010stoof]

A bit unrelated, but I know 303 has alot of UV protection, but does hyper dressing offer any kind of UV pretection? Or is it just for looks?

[@wilsonautodetailing]

It does but how much I’m not sure

[@2010stoof]

@@wilsonautodetailing still HD wins for economy and being able to dilute. J do like the 303 though.

[@randallgregerson4761]

Does anyone know how these products perform in off gassing to the windshield?

[@nangahsamuel7170]

Hey Wilson I have a project concerning detailing than you will want to hear about , let me know how to contact you privately

[@james6jewel]

Why not use MeGuiars supreme protectant high gloss is that to much

[@sirwhitecrayon2499]

I use neither. I use Griots Interior Detailer.

[@javierduran1390]

I have heard a lot of compliments about Griot's Garage Interiors detailer. I will give it a try

[@davidharris8797]

How do you market and build a detail business

[@rickmarsh8199]

I like Megs #40

[@ChrisUong.English]

what city and state are you in?

[@jham2449]

Do you no longer use megs x wax for interiors or is it a case by case thing for you?

[@SS-mn8hm]

OK " I've been using this product for many years, one or maybe two..". OK so 1 is = to many?. Lol just had to jab on you with that statement..

[@josephliptak]

I have used all 3 and ArmourAll will last the longest. I use ArmourAll every 6 months where 303 and McGuire's will only last 6-8 weeks. No brainer which one I will keep using.

[@TxJacob713]

Armor all can damage your dash over time. 303 provides the best uv protection and in my opinion, the best look. It's not shiny and greasy like armor all.

[@1974gladiateur]

Since Meguiars was bought by another company, their products are made with cheaper products. I would never put a company like 303 next to Meguiars. You have to realize that all the products you find in a regular store is a lot less effective than the professional products sold to professional detaillers. P,ease guys stop using Turtle Wax and Meguiars on véhicules.

[@gogators5762]

So what do you suggest to use then? Personally I use 303.

[@miragexl007]

Lol..ok, sure thing. Kind of like generic medications versus name brand. Turtle Wax as come out with some awesome stuff. And the ultimate line of Meguiars is pretty damn good.. just because it's says professional, Rossmoor, can only be ordered online. Doesn't make it Superior

[@jorgeortiz3565]

Did you apply that on you?😁

[@mblake0420]

but does natural shine have spf40 in it?

[@wilsonautodetailing]

Not sure!

[@abmb649]

How do you clean a leather steering wheel so that it isn't shiny.

[@devintran9884]

Interested in this

[@samghanma5994]

All purpose cleaner and some sort of scrubbing brush, then use a leather protectant such as leather serum from chemical guys.

[@SS-mn8hm]

Well if it's clean leather it won't shine. In other words it's dirty if it shines..use a leather cleaner and detail boars hair brush scrub it and wipe with micro fiber..

[@davidharris8797]

Markus Burger shinny is cool

[@CMRinehart]

Who makes 303?

[@wilsonautodetailing]

303 😂😂

[@CMRinehart]

Gold Eagle Company.

[@lizardfirefighter110]

Gold Eagle bought 303 in 2012 or so. I called Gold Eagle and asked them if they had changed the formula. They assured me that they had not, but had removed some of the none toxic claims because they could not find any data that could support such claims. Funny thing, I noticed that on the blue spray bottle they have also removed the word “aerospace”. I don’t know why. I like all of the 303 protectant products. I do not use the 303 cleaner because the label has too many warnings. There are other products out there that clean as well that require less safety precautions. I use “Quick -n- Brite” as a cleaner. It does a decent job in most interior cases, and it is non-toxic. It has a clean smell that is not over powering. Furthermore, I feel that 303 is compatible with any Quick -n- Brite” residual that might be left behind.

[@malig0413]

Luke don’t get your sweat all over the clean interior 😬

[@trainscronce6269]

Have you tried any other meguiars interior dressing?

[@Cartier777]

How is 303 on rubber mats?

[@wilsonautodetailing]

Never tried it!

[@psdaengr911]

It's a waste. Floor mats don't get enough UV exposure to matter. Clean them with a water base degreaser, brush and hose off.

[@MillieonaVespa]

P Schmied are you a detailer, ?.....do you make videos ? because you seem to know everything...

[@R0cketRed]

The Meguires looked slightly better.

[@joemalcom7029]

Don’t get any of the “sweat” on your skin get on that black leather.

[@erickwik4531]

Appreciate the vids, but dude, you talk way to fast.

[@matta8454]

What would you use to get a kerosene/gas smell out of leather seats

[@Matucks]

SteelGhost try steam cleaner

[@matta8454]

Farouqi Amin thank you

[@psdaengr911]

"Steam cleaning" is hot water application with vacuum extraction. Water won't remove kerosene of gasoline. "Leather" seat material is plastic coated. Use Dawn and water 1:1. Apply with microfiber and "rinse" with microfiber. The smell is probably into the carpeting and the cabin filter. Replace the filter with a carbon one if available) and clean the carpet. You can camouflage the odor with a bar of deodorant soap left in its wrapper or Febreze fabric free. If using the Febreze, apply to the carpet at the start of a hot day when you won't be using it, and open the windows if possible that night to get out as much as possible of the volatiles.

[@shagnat]

Meguiars natural protect is terrible about off-gassing. It takes 2 months to stop. Bad product.

[@psdaengr911]

You used WAY too much product. Don't use a sprayer inside a car, use cosmetic wipes.

[@livedeliciously]

Why are you detailing out in the sun? I see a garage...

[@dogge8803]

Hes showimg how.well it works as a mobil auto detailer

[@jayce5025]

I clicked on this video because I couldn't tell whether it was a man woman.

[@codyfrancis4474]

Thought that 303 stuff caused cancer

[@fotisboys]

LOL Many years one or maybe 2?

[@yawyaw9481]

Could’ve at least wiped off the roof with water... someone pays to have the car cleaned and the roof is left alone.

[@anthonymoran4149]

First comment

[@edy5082]

Peoples opinion on protect all?

[@shagnat]

Edgar Yanez awful.

[@Snicker60515]

I bought some and I love it! A little goes a long way and there's very little shine, which I prefer. Recommended by Scott from Dallas👍

[@edy5082]

David Johns Reasoning?

[@edy5082]

José Thanks I have it just hardly ever do use it, same here Scott has me buy more and more products 😂

[@psdaengr911]

Scotts favorite products change so often that only someone in the detailing business can use them quickly enough to justify copying him.

[@robertoortiz85]

Those are not dressings 😂😂 there quick detailers cleaners

[@harveysmith9046]

He looks like he might be wired because he's all sweaty and he's talking a mile a minute. Just saying

[@josephmckay9046]

Many years. 1.5 to 2yrs lol Thats not many.

[@JTHMproduction]

Your arms make my hormones very stirred... Very very attractive... And you are sooooo fast at talking