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[@SweetProjectCars]

Hello My Friends, Hope you are having a great day :) THE MAIN IDEA of the video is to show you the power of 303, it helps ALL Rubber !....SEE, cars are money pits, so why not protect the items you can from replacing sooner than you normally would have to. THE the 303 works on every part of you car..not just wipers saving you many dollars in replacing rubber, or plastic, or vinyl, or leather parts yearly.

[@mickbarnett7974]

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[@SweetProjectCars]

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[@ronaldkersey3427]

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[@stevenrackow5863]

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[@robertwong571]

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[@nurbsenvi]

After seeing all this videos I've started drinking 303 and now I am invincible.

[@SweetProjectCars]

me too

[@ummamedina6786]

Oh no.. don't drink it.... soak in it overnight. Like the man says

[@geofftreebird5913]

just what my wife needs, Soft rubbery skin.... LOL

[@Sanhiriyan]

RandomTechS@#T Don’t forget wax yourself once done!

[@njw1383]

That made me laugh

[@johnshoupe6772]

I can remember years ago, when people bought their blades at full service gas stations, the blades came with a small packaged wet wipe with some kind of conditioner on it. The attendant always wiped the rubber with it before he installed them. And no I'm not 100 years old, lol.

[@SweetProjectCars]

john shoupe I remember those days as well my friend :)

[@chrisnotap]

What liquid did you use on the blades? You didn’t show it in the video. Did I miss something? I watched it twice.

[@SweetProjectCars]

This is what we use amzn.to/2WQg0sB Thanks for asking, have a great day. mad Mike the hammer SPC

[@tigergreg8]

LOL, I was wondering the same thing, I couldn't figure out why he made it so important to do, yet, didn't show us initially what to use.

[@swtfvk]

silicone spray

[@jayb0nd007]

Mee too didn't see in the video but thanks for the link

[@Live-Life-Freely]

I saw this video a year ago and now I'm looking at it again because I bought new blades and I have them soaking in 303. Keep up the awesome work!

[@cindyrogers9008]

What is 303?

[@jetbikes11]

I put some in my girlfriends shampoo ! Now her hair is really shiny and she loves it , thanks for the product info .

[@SweetProjectCars]

AWESOME !

[@travisli-rufus1949]

Dude, now I know why my shoes last forever! Thanks,

[@TheBishop12]

Travis Li - Rufus Can I put this on my hardon

[@pussinboots1145]

That's because she's wearing a wig.

[@clecopliers7011]

AP303 Aerospace protectant is great stuff! I was in the aircraft maintenance business since 1968. We discovered this product 8 years ago and we put it on anything rubber. It's actually a synthetic Armor All.

[@SweetProjectCars]

Thanks for the great comments to the channel:)

[@slimjimphantom6294]

I’ve been using 303 for a couple years now, great stuff, thanks for sharing your information, much appreciated

[@cyadiy5669]

My wife is a retired custom marine canvas fabricator and we have used and sold 303 products for over 15 years. The 303 Aerospace protectant used here also works well on vinyl, fiberglass and many plastics. An easy way to condition small items is to wet with the 303, seal in a ziplock bag and leave in a hot car for the day. 303 is good for leather too but we continued to use Lexol on our custom saddles and expensive horse tack just because we were concerned about changing products. Thanks for the good tip and demonstration for wiper blades!

[@papajoeknows8355]

This is perfect... I was looking for something extra to do. 👌🏻

[@SweetProjectCars]

we thank you for the great comments, we try to do videos that are helpful and perk the imagination of the DIYER :)

[@clarenceoliver976]

Papa Joe knows .

[@brandoncharbonneau570]

Thanks for sharing! 303 protectant is an amazing product! I learned about it here!

[@SweetProjectCars]

you are very welcome glad to help :)

[@lutheringente8740]

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[@trishpipkins]

This is really erie! I JUST asked my husband this morning if he thought you may have an idea on how to make wiper blades last because we need to replace ours. GET OUT OF MY HEAD! Hahaha!!!

[@SweetProjectCars]

That's very funny...well here you go, Trish, do this and you are done changing blades ever again..:)

[@trishpipkins]

Sweet Project Cars I can't wait! As soon as Hurricane Irma goes away we're doing this! 💖

[@SweetProjectCars]

thats awesome be careful down there...our daughters are in west palm beach and one in the airforce at fort walton in the pan handle...so I can see everyone would have a few worries about this hurricane>

[@tammylovescats]

Sweet Project Cars sweet. Never knew that about the windshield wipers

[@mishomaisuradze8205]

Trish Pipkins i

[@benperea8483]

Another amazing idea... Thank you again I have always used armor all on my windshield wipers and other rubberized surfaces and you are absolutely right ...I don't remember the last time I had to replace windshield wipers on any of my cars!!! Thank you for sharing

[@SweetProjectCars]

Ben we thank you very much and for the quality comment it is very helpful for the whole channel :)

[@laurielee2039]

Ben Perea j

[@JL-iu7fk]

Ben Perea Does using Armour All on the wipers work as well to protect it as well as the 303 stuff they keep mentioning?

[@JL-iu7fk]

Sweet Project Cars Does using "Armour All" instead of the 303 stuff like the guy commented on wiper blades work as well?

[@Christopher-no2ge]

I have been using the original formula 303 for about 25 years back when it was not a consumer product but I used it at work and of course some always ends up at home. The original 303 was developed for use in the aircraft maintenance industry. 303 was part of the multi-step process for maintenance of polycarbonate aircraft windshields which can be incredibly expensive. For example, on the Citation II, each forward windshield replacement cost was approx. $22,000. I am happy that it is readily available to the average consumer now as it is an excellent product that has few competitors for effectiveness. Those that are comparable, you will pay an arm and a leg just to get a small amount if you are an average consumer. 303 works, it does exactly what it claims.

[@SweetProjectCars]

It is good stuff that’s for sure

[@ripfletching]

I don’t understand why so many people dislike this video I love your videos and I appreciate them

[@SweetProjectCars]

ripfletching it is because many people have lost the ability to dream and dont believe new things and methods do exist these days...they think everything is a scam, they judge before they try it

[@ricklieffering]

I was happy to find out it is also available in The Netherlands. Gonna order a spraybottle real soon! Thanks for the great tips!

[@richh1576]

303 products have been an absolute favorite in the boating community to prevent 'UV burn' on rubber and 'plastic' etc. materials for many many years. For automotive use, I apply it on the side walls of my tires, on my vinyl convertible top and its clear vinyl 'window', the exposed rubber windshield/window 'gasketing', the vinyl door handles, vinyl dash boards and any exposed to the sun components etc. etc. etc. For home, etc., the 303 UV will greatly extend the life of exterior painted/varnished surfaces, as well as fiberglass surfaces. 303 also makes an excellent water proofing compound for fabrics; but, due to federal EPA laws against 'teflonic compounds' doesnt last as long as previously offered, and should be reapplied after a few months. It still works quite well on 'outdoor' 'rain gear' clothing and other fabrics for the 'short term'.

[@samvalentine3206]

About 4 decades ago I tried spraying my wiper blades with silicone spray. Big mistake! It smeared all over the windshield and made it very difficult to see out the glass. Lucky for me steel wool and Comet cleanser removed it - but that taught me to never try a silicone-based protectant on my wiper blades. This 303 Aerospace stuff looks promising to do this task. As the 303 is water-based, I am pretty sure I won't have the smear problem that I had with the silicone. I just discovered your channel and you post great usable ideas! Thank you for the video(s)!

[@SweetProjectCars]

no smearing ever...you will love it. thanks for being here with us :)

[@802Garage]

I don't even need to watch to know this is all about the 303 Aerospace rubber conditioner. XD

[@SweetProjectCars]

really its about the problems people have with things that don't have much longevity and conditioner that is water based will work for the blades 802 thanks for being here with us :)

[@802Garage]

No problem. Appreciate the tips. Wish the big jugs of this stuff was cheaper. :P

[@SweetProjectCars]

802 it goes a long way and the results are the best we have ever seen...thanks for being here with us :)

[@jeffcampbell6898]

I can see where this would work well on things like Vacuum hoses and radiator hoses. I really do appreciate all of your pointers because I'm looking for tips to run an Endurance race car that will run a 24-hour stint and anything I can find that will make a trouble free car run with the least problems is a big plus in my book

[@802Garage]

Jeff Campbell That's pretty awesome! Do you make any videos about it?

[@kennethwalker4551]

Thank you for the money saving tips. I watched your video on the grooved belts and I was going to ask about wiper blades because here in Oklahoma my wiper blades disintegrate after 4 to 6 months.

[@SweetProjectCars]

kenneth walker follow this video and you are good to go my friend :)

[@sashoxxx]

This 303 stuff is crazy good.

[@SweetProjectCars]

frank if I may say it really is, but....any conditioner is better than none :) thanks for being here with us :)

[@paulwehbe5440]

Great video as always! These tips & tricks are worth A LOT!!!! Thank you so much for your efforts.

[@SweetProjectCars]

Paul we thank you and thanks for your unwavering support :)

[@markdelnegro1555]

Paul Wehbe ii

[@oregonfanlisa]

Watching your videos has been phenomenally educational for this single woman. I did your trick recommended here with the 303 solution and am delighted with the results. Please keep making new ones.

[@dustinpomeroy8817]

Dude you guys are all about a Lil work to not have to do shit for a long time,that's my style I love it,keep the tips coming

[@SweetProjectCars]

Dustin you NAILED IT thanks for being here with us :)

[@dwaynegreen1786]

Thank you very much for sharing such a great idea. I’m buying new wipers tomorrow, so this video was right on time.

[@SweetProjectCars]

Dwayne Green good deal glad we could help my friend .. Mike

[@Jake1067]

Good tip, I've been using 303 products for years and it is amazing stuff, never thought about using it on wiper blades, going to give it a try, thanks!

[@SweetProjectCars]

Thank you Jake for sharing we use it on every bit of rubber on a vehicle there is that’s for sure have a great night

[@jaxxone4907]

Next Video: Never replace your tires again !!

[@SweetProjectCars]

you got it my friend :)

[@mitchellfenton3982]

Adrian it's funny I tried that on these used tires I bought I don't even like those used tires but hopefully they will last long. I'm thinking that later I can get what I really want and sell those hated tires if they still look good for .75 on the dollar.

[@meonly8071]

Tyres mate

[@Egypticus]

Then cam belt

[@axemurderbambi2995]

Hey Me Only you only one from Canada. It’s tires here mate

[@TheCowgirlNiamh]

I finally ordered some! I'm going to spray everything in sight! Hahaaa

[@SweetProjectCars]

Niamh you will love it I can promise you that... thanks for being here with us :)

[@fideldamasco1330]

Sweet Project Cars Aza

[@SnailTrail4x4]

Another great tip, thanks!

[@SweetProjectCars]

thank you very much :) we are glad to have you here with us :)

[@stevanstacey5497]

Thank you so much that really helped me out. They fit totally differently to my last car. Top video

[@SweetProjectCars]

Stevan Stacey thank you very much my friend :)

[@SilkCityOG]

Hey man do you ever sleep? You are always on the go bringing your fans new cheap ways to do things! Salute!

[@SweetProjectCars]

Kyle I thank you very much for that...we love cars here and I love sharing our secrets many many more to come my friend...

[@SweetProjectCars]

yep

[@chinchy111]

Sweet Project Cars how to never need sleep ever again

[@SweetProjectCars]

Chinchy we thank you very much and for the quality comment it is very helpful for the whole channel :)

[@mishayhernandez3002]

Kyle Matthews

[@jamesohara4295]

I trained in the Navy in scuba diving and later in mines rescue training I was taught to wash the rubber face masks with the more expensive highly scented and oiled soap to maintain the condition of the rubber.

[@SweetProjectCars]

james ohara thank you for sharing my friend :)

[@SoapAcademy]

I did not know that!

[@cinewillp6391]

As a multi-Porsche owner 303 Protectant is the vershizzle. Tires wipers dashboard .Tested over 18 yrs -amazing.

[@SweetProjectCars]

good to hear this and we hope you subscribe for more great car tips :)

[@steveprestek9608]

I can vouch for 303. I've been using it for years now and if you want to preserve your rubber and plastic it's the stuff to use. Story: VW Rabbit Cabriolet's have on the header of the windshield a large rubber gasket to seal the weather out when the top is up. It's 3 inches or so wide, goes the width of the car and is scalloped AND it costs a ton (185 bucks!) to buy. Years ago on my wife's Cabriolet, that header seal had become as hard as a rock and was leaking when it rained. I had some 303 and I squirted some on and worked it into the rubber and then let it sit. I came back after awhile and it was pretty soft at that point. I worked it in some more and then buffed it off like the directions say. It was now soft and pliable as new. Didn't leak a drop past that day. 303 protectant is great stuff. Best you can get and no silicon in it which you body guy will like.

[@SweetProjectCars]

steve you nailed it... thanks for the great comment and thanks for being here with us..:)

[@CarAudioInc]

At this point I squirt a little 303 on my head when I'm in the shower. Rub some on the nips, keeps em rubbery for ages! I'm kidding, but it really does seem to have so many uses!

[@SweetProjectCars]

thanks and it does...just like dry hands on a human what do people do to stop that dry cracking hand problem...thanks thorny always a pleasure :)

[@CarAudioInc]

likewise, appreciate the content!

[@john-paulsilke893]

Keep this stuff out of your wife's nightstand though, or you will be replaced.

[@CarAudioInc]

I don't have a wife. Do you want to be my wife? I'll treat you right.

[@SweetProjectCars]

lol

[@tarap5618]

Thank you for sharing this tip. It seems like I'm changing wiper blades every time I turn around.303 needs to offer you stock in their product. lol. Thanks again!

[@SweetProjectCars]

thank you and you will love the results Tara :)

[@markg.2501]

Who needs a mechanic when we have you? Thanks for all you do for us.

[@inxs13]

303 rules ! It's worlds better than the others. It seems to nourish instead of just putting a cheesy silicone shine on it like the other stuff. No substitute:) thanks for awesome videos

[@SweetProjectCars]

YOU NAILED IT ONCE SOMEONE TRYS IT THEY SEE INSTANTLY....but as we say any good conditioner is better than none thank you very much glad to have you here with us :)

[@x-man5056]

Using the packaging as a soak tray is excellent idea. I would not want to spray protectant on my windshield though, won't hurt it but just makes a mess to clean up. Just generously spray some protectant on a small, clean rag and gently go up and down the blade a few times.

[@SweetProjectCars]

X-Man you can do it how best it fits you my friend but the conditioner wipes right up with a few squirts of the washer fluid.

[@Frank-jb2hi]

Great videos. So thorough.

[@Kemet09]

Needed this tip last time I bought blades for the Toyota Previa! Greatest vehicle ever with the hardest to find blades ever!!!

[@SweetProjectCars]

not anymore if you treat them now thanks for the great comments it helps the entire channel :)

[@rongamblin2107]

I'm one most loyal viewers and permanent subscribers. Thanks again for this as I'm a below poverty person on a fixed income who has to watch my dollars. I thank the good Lord for you folks and all the other channels on KZbin who help folks get by for no other conciveable reason than you care about us all. God Bless You and Yours and remember always to Getter Done !

[@SweetProjectCars]

Ron we thank you very much for your loyalty and being a great subscriber, we are very glad we can help you, my friend :)

[@georgemulligan8958]

Going on 10 years in Northern Virginia with pretty harsh Winters and hot summers and still working like new Bosch winter blades using year round. Once a year I wipe and down with alcohol swab and reapply 303

[@SweetProjectCars]

AWESOME :)

[@briantruckinglanders6375]

Sweet Project Cars: Is that 303 protectant like Armourall? And can I get it at any auto supply store?

[@SweetProjectCars]

most good stores will have it or go to eBay or Amazon or even walmart.com thanks :)

[@JesseWright68]

Sweet Project Cars Please don't be a shill for Walmart. Awful company.

[@gray_space_alien]

Sweet Project Cars Does this make the blades a little "greasy"?

[@680ecks]

Use the 303 im amazed with it and have been using it on all the rubber stuff on my cars on your recommendation thank YOU

[@SweetProjectCars]

Thank you my friend it is an amazing product there’s no doubt about it it is saved our tail here many times have an awesome day

[@ems2n21]

Thanks for the info. I have a work truck that I use only in bad weather (snow/ice or floods). I have used every high dollar wiper and don’t work any better than the $2.50 DuPont brand I get for spares from Home Depot once a year. In fact, the wrapped one you showed bent it’s rubber after once season. So it stayed only one direction. Thanks for the tip!! Wipers are like keys, vehicle is useless without em.

[@SweetProjectCars]

You are very correct Ryan that’s why we put this video out for everyone so they could stop replacing their wipers with this process have a great day my friend

[@BreakingNVain]

Get some Bosch Snow Drivers, son

[@megh9263]

Sweet Project Cars you're always so patient & kind in these comments. Even when some people are stupid rude. I applaud you for that. New sub. Thank you for being so informative and genuinely wanting to help ppl out. ❤

[@SweetProjectCars]

Thank You very much and we’re very glad to have you with us it does take A lot of patience to do what we do here on KZbin

[@williamcharles9480]

As always, great stuff here. Can used blades be renewed with the "303" or do you need to start with new? Can you treat the whole windshield to get a water repellent effect similar to "Rain X"? One last one, where do I get the "303"? Excuse my ignorance on the last question as I'm sure that you've answered it a thousand times. Many thanks.

[@SweetProjectCars]

I would start from new if you can...you can try it as rainX and see it is waterbased...William no problem we buy it online at amazon ebay walmart.com if you google it you will find it...

[@SweetProjectCars]

I would start from new if you can...you can try it as rainX and see it is waterbased...William no problem we buy it online at amazon ebay walmart.com if you google it you will find it...

[@kasey4481]

That aerospace stuff is AMAZING. I use it on all kinds of things. I will never use anything else on my vehicle.

[@SweetProjectCars]

Kc F you are very correct it is amazing stuff for sure :)

[@dennisc8664]

303 is the very best stuff there is. I’ve used it for years. It does increase the useful life of your wiper blades, they work like new almost till the end. I still change them every other year though.

[@SweetProjectCars]

Dennis thats awesome :)

[@jeffholmes8236]

Great videos. I'm going to start using some of your tips! I've got two blades soaking right now. I'm going to put a new, treated blade on just the driver's side of my vehicles just so I can compare results (I like to DIY and experiment). I'll only treat the driver's side a few times a year after the initial treatment. Thanks again!

[@SweetProjectCars]

Jeff great to hear this you will love the results glad we could help you and we are very happy to have you here with us :)

[@calvinrivera49]

So did it work?

[@Eyes0penNoFear]

Did it work?

[@tynewlin]

Did it work yet?

[@TonyaTko]

Does this work on tires too?

[@SweetProjectCars]

Tonya Tko Show it does see this kzbin.info/www/bejne/hXWbiHmfeayrarM

[@jasonsechrist1]

I went 10000 miles and told them to rotate my tires and they told me they really didn't need to be rotated, this stuff really works I'm telling you, just spray them after a wash every two or three months, spray the entire tire.

[@norcalvandweller8401]

Awesome tip 303 is a secret formula more people should use I found it here thanks to you

[@nancygurishbehindthescenes8621]

Lets see how this goes! Thanks for a handy tip for making wiper blades last longer! I sure do appreciate this! ~~~Nancy

[@SweetProjectCars]

Nancy Gurish Behind The Scenes you will love the results my friend :)

[@sheldonm3535]

What did you spray the blades and windshield with? 303 protectant? Wouldn’t it be super greasy?

[@SweetProjectCars]

Michael...303 is nothing like anything else out there, it is the only WATER based UV protectant we know of, it does not make the glass greasy in anyway. thanks for the great question :)

[@elyciyawimbley4258]

I just watched this and thought the same thing. I was going to ask, but knew someone else must have. Thanks for asking and answering, both of you.

[@williamstraughan8553]

the problem is they used to be made in America they were better and lasted longer and you could buy the refills at any service station are auto store now you have to buy the hole damn thing

[@ralphs007]

I tried this today on my wiper blade inserts.I let them soak over night.The reason I gave this a try is, I just hate having to do this every year,and if it works,thanks.

[@SweetProjectCars]

you will love the results Ralph :)

[@wvbonbonqueen]

I have been using this product for a few years now. It is the best for using it on the top of a Jeep Wrangler, so mush better than anything on the market to date. I use it on many things but have never used it on wiper blades. So since we are going to be buying new blades for our truck, I will be doing this before putting them on. Thanks for the great videos!!! You may want to try their paste car wax too. It is the best on the market too. I have bought many different waxes over the years, and their wax is very good, easy to use, and even tho it is expensive to buy, it lasts so much longer than any other paste wax. Keep these kinds of videos coming. Some folks like me, doesn't like to throw their money away, this just helps me to conserve my money. Thanks!!!!

[@SweetProjectCars]

Sharon I am just like you in all your statement :) thanks so much for the kudos and being here with us.

[@kILLuMBuS]

wtf im sure it's been around for awhile but i'm seeing and hearing about 303 everywhere right now. strange

[@SweetProjectCars]

Solaire_GG its because it is the bomb for UV protection and the word spread slowly

[@wyrenutz]

I installed silicone wiper blade.

[@SweetProjectCars]

well make them last FOREVER then with this method you are very welcome glad to help :)

[@alanchase7329]

Tim McDaniel Same with me. Been on the car for 14 years and have never touched them.

[@SpenserRoger]

Tim McDaniel lol yep I heard stores don't carry them cause they want u to constantly buy em. Bosch rubber blades for my v12 they wanted $150!

[@lisat9707]

Wonder I could make my own with a mould using those blades that have slide in Rubber inserts as a template.

[@michaeltipton5500]

If it ever stops raining long enough in Seattle to do this I'll give it a try.

[@SweetProjectCars]

I know that area is beautiful but the rain has to wear on you at times...here in mich. the snow seems to linger on to the point of pain lol

[@bodeine454]

I wish we could still find silicone wiper blades locally again they were the best blades I've ever owned. The only ones I've seen available are expensive blades online supposedly marketed towards off roading if I remember right....

[@SweetProjectCars]

Jeff I am a fan of the silicones as well thank you very much for the great comment and we are sure glad you are here with us :)

[@bblack340]

I failed to clean my blades and take care of them. I’ve now got very thin dee scratches in my windshield... I should not have been lazy about it.

[@AlmeydaTV]

Thats interesting, combine this with waxing your windshield and your wipers might last you longer than the car itself :)

[@stephene.barbin8036]

Love all of your very helpful videos - THANK YOU!

[@SweetProjectCars]

Thank you very much my friend we truly appreciate that have a great day

[@jfmthuglove]

I love this channel 303 is my favorite product thank you all so much

[@ferrelx]

i believe Palmolive had a similar product for treating your hands :)

[@SweetProjectCars]

ferrelx they did thank you very much for the kind comments it makes it all worth it :)

[@buddyclem7328]

It's also an excellent car wash, if you don't mind having to wax your car afterwards. The water just sheets off the car, it cuts grease, and it smells nice.

[@rrbigdad]

Also you may want to buy silicone wiper blade and treat with 303

[@conniedetevis2119]

Can 303 be purchased at the local auto parts stores?

[@jameskemper215]

I tried 303 on my new blades. Worked like a champ. No squeaks, no streaks.

[@SweetProjectCars]

Thanks for the great comments to the channel:)

[@billwatches3818]

I have watcjed many of your vidios. They are informative and precise about how to do all these things. Thank you very mich for sharing your knowledge with all of us out here. Keep up the great advise

[@SweetProjectCars]

BILL THANK YOU VERY MUCH MY FRIEND :)

[@eniklisnihm4565]

The problem I have is they freeze to the window because I forget to check the weather sometimes, and get in the car start it forgot to turn the wipers off intermittent and rip, bye bye 40 bucks :(

[@rbntamez]

Hey you soaked the blades for about 3hrs and you said that's all you have to do but then at the end you sprayed the wipers twice and said that's all you have to do so which is it?

[@SweetProjectCars]

the end was for when you treat them on the car every so often thanks so much for your great comment and support of the SPC channel :)

[@rbntamez]

Sweet Project Cars oh OK I see, good video man and thanks for the reply

[@SweetProjectCars]

you are very welcome my friend

[@larryloftis9064]

Thank you so much for all the info I LOVE 303 the best stuff I ever used last a long time.

[@SweetProjectCars]

Larry Loftis glad we could help my friend thank you very much

[@reax2237]

Ive been using 303 for years great stuff I do the wipers and door rubber with the rag after im done detailing

[@SweetProjectCars]

Reax 22 it is amazing stuff that is for sure ....thanks for sharing :)

[@nagaempress]

Doesnt that protectant smear up the windows?

[@SweetProjectCars]

No it doesn't, turn your wipers on hit the washer fluid a couple times AND your glass is CLEAN you are very welcome glad to help :)

[@MV60]

Watch the video. He's holding the big bottle. It's Aerospace 303 protectant.

[@TheRustGuysllc]

Would it work for condoms too?

[@SweetProjectCars]

try it, let us know how it pans out for you

[@ChristopherWoods]

Was 303 in the spray bottle at the end too?

[@doctordan7959]

Just think ..... the last roll of toilet paper you'll ever need!!!

[@SweetProjectCars]

Doctor Dan you got it my friend we work hard to share 40 years of detailing tips we have used on 100's of our customers, have a great day

[@ScreenPrintR]

This is awesome. Most videos have an Amazon link that they get us to watch and possibly buy.

[@SweetProjectCars]

Screen, we are not here to SLL we are here only to share to good people like yourself thank you very much for your great comment, it's great for the whole chain to have good people like you here :)

[@SWF1127]

Hell withe the "hack" moniker...What you provide us with are more along the lines of Public Service announcements. Much appreciated especially from seniors or those of us on low or fixed incomes.

[@SweetProjectCars]

SWF thank you very much we truly appreciate your awesome comments :)

[@barrygambles3958]

SWF1127 dacia logan cars

[@barrygambles3958]

Hhuj

[@bagotoetags801]

My fool proof method for saving my wipers is to bust out the windshield and run like that. My friends call me Chief Rain in the Face.

[@SweetProjectCars]

NOW!!! that is very inventive I must say ROFL !!!!

[@dano5814]

that's how the flinstones did it.

[@centaurus777]

LOLOLOLOLOLOLOL :-D HA!!

[@happycows]

Lol......... XD

[@4chunutleeun]

Lmfao

[@knpstrr]

Sorry I missed a detail. So if you spray them on your car twice a year (as shown at the end) you NEVER have to soak them? Or must you soak them all once, then spray twice a year sufficient thereafter? Great channel btw

[@SweetProjectCars]

knpstrr soak first just the one time, then treat as instructed twice a year my friend :) thank you for the great question :)

[@nickiemcnichols5397]

Sweet Project Cars where can one purchase it? How expensive is it?

[@rd6519]

Those who ridicule ways to save money will probably never be rich. Thanks for all your great ideas!😉

[@Bigbencher]

Ingenious!- You have a very frugal mindset, sir. Excellent

[@SweetProjectCars]

you are very welcome, we try to help thanks for being with us :)

[@CWsooner]

So, the squirt on the wipers on the windshield is for those that don´t soak them? I can´t thank you enough for charing this!

[@SweetProjectCars]

Homestead, the squirt on the windshield is what you do a couple times a year to keep them nice....but we do recommend soaking them as the first initial step...thank you for asking my friend :) mike

[@tom_olofsson]

Do you get snow and ice on your windshield. It is what tears up my blades.

[@SweetProjectCars]

we have snow and ice but make sure the glass is cleaned before running the wipers

[@PartyUpLive]

Any tips on thoroughly cleaning your car windows or just your standard Windex is good enough?

[@SweetProjectCars]

Party this is how we super clean auto glass kzbin.info/www/bejne/eaGVpamnmtSpatE hope this gives you some pointers

[@PartyUpLive]

Thanks. Ordered a few items you recommended using your affiliate links from Amazon. I appreciate the tips and feedback.

[@SweetProjectCars]

good deal you will love the results my friend :)

[@jonbroadway2390]

That's awesome I wish I knew about your vids a lot sooner. Thank you for the time you put in.

[@SweetProjectCars]

jon thank you for the great comment :)

[@jonbroadway2390]

Your welcome, Sir

[@SweetProjectCars]

thank you very much, and thanks for the great comment, it helps the entire channel :)

[@UKSportsFan]

I recently bought some 303 Aerospace protectant as well as some Trico Force high performance beam wiper blades which came pre-treated with HighGlide. My question is, since the blades have been pre-treated, should I skip the initial treatment process and simply treat them every 6 months as suggested towards the end of the video? Or should I treat them as described in the first part, or at the very least apply some of the protectant to them before installing them?

[@SweetProjectCars]

UKSportsFan we always say rubber is rubber and it needs 303 so in this case, we would treat them with 303 no matter what they have on them from the manufacturer :)

[@jmarconi248]

I'm sure this method for conditioning and preserving wiper blades works wonders for blades that never encounter icy windshields, but I question how they'll hold up to the abuse wipers blades take when dragged over ice. Living in upstate NY, wiper blades usually last no more than two seasons before needing replacement, and the main reason is that ice on windshields will cause small abrasions to the edge of the blade that contacts the windshield, resulting in streaking and impaired visibility. Great idea though for warm climates.

[@SweetProjectCars]

they work in any weather the cold or hot...of course you dont go grinding them across the frozen ice on the glass ...but who would do that when they have an ice scraper thank you very much glad to have you here with

[@jmarconi248]

Sweet Project Cars Yes, an ice scraper is used to remove ice from the windshield before you start driving, but once you've begun driving, ice not only reforms on the windshield but forms directly on the wiper blades too, which inevitably causes damage to the blades, regardless of how well the windshield was initially de-iced.

[@dustinpomeroy8817]

J Marconi you need to have your cooling system checked out

[@jmarconi248]

Dustin Pomeroy I've owned at least dozen vehicles, both cars and trucks, over the years, and every one of them formed ice on the windshield while driving if the weather conditions were just right. When temperatures fall below 20°F even salt has difficulty melting ice on the roads.

[@dustinpomeroy8817]

J Marconi I don't know,I live in Michigan I don't think our weather conditions are that different,but I wil say I don't go cheap on the washer fluid in the winter,I can't stand anything on my windows,I use the shit outta that purple stuff,the thing that goes on mine usually is the covers,but I don't use the winter blades anymore so it's not an issue,I'm also one of those people that let their vehicle run for 10 minutes before they leave anywhere ,haha I'm lazy and I'm not scraping shit and my car is like an oven by the time I get in,might have something to do with it

[@bobl78]

I still use wiper blades that my grandfather had in WW II

[@SweetProjectCars]

Awesome thats great to hear...think of the money you are saving

[@JasonTylerRicci]

I love this product on my tires and weatherstripping

[@SweetProjectCars]

it is great for all rubber and plastic and vinyl, leather it is a fantastic product thank you very much...and for the great comment, we are glad you are here with us :)

[@bobbartos4616]

Thanks...I didn't know that a funnel is an easier way of pouring liquids back into there containers. ..ur a genius! !!!

[@SweetProjectCars]

Why Thank you Bob last person to call me a genius was my wife :)

[@FrankGreenway]

Just spent $50 for 2 wipers. Bought a used car and wipers were cracked and coming apart

[@SweetProjectCars]

With this method you won’t be buying blades again that’s for sure my friend

[@All2Skitzd]

Damn, $50 bucks on 2 wipers? Your car must take those huge blades with the colored plastic that only a Mexican would like.

[@BreakingNVain]

@@All2Skitzd Or he made sure get Bosch Icon/Envision & got them at Advance/Napa/AutpZone

[@axjohn]

I wonder if AT-205 would work? It’s a polymer as is 303. 🤔 Think I’ll do a test, one blade with 303 and one blade with AT-205!

[@cantsurf7]

Thanks for all your videos! Just ordered my gallon of 303 and can't waist to try all these tips

[@SweetProjectCars]

awesome thanks so much we truly appreciate you with us here !!

[@MasterK9Trainer]

I almost gasped at the price for the 4 gallon jug, but the other sizes were reasonable and of course unless you use it a whole lot that would probably last so long you'd forget you bought it. I'd buy it just for the wipers and other rubber car parts like door trim, but I can see using it for so many things and for leather and vinyl stuff as well.... it would be very useful to me in here in hot and humid Florida. I BADLY need wiper refills, but now I know how to make them last longer. Thanks for sharing. I love to get tips from professionals and savy car buffs on keeping vehicles in good shape.

[@SweetProjectCars]

Master the great thing about 303 is it goes a long way and works on just about everything on your vehicle thank you very much we truly appreciate that and are very glad you are here with us :)

[@joshhayl7459]

To: Sweet project cars, I have a concern about spraying the rubber conditioner on the wipers while they're on the windshield, I've had some terrible troubles that turned out to be caused by a chemical saturated into paper towels, if used both inside and out it can cause a condition where in moist wet weather oncoming headlights will cause the car's windshield to light up nearly into end and you won't be able to see anything for all the light coming in, a very dangerous situation, especially on a turn! The Wax in automated carwashes can do the same thing! It can take an extreme cleaning and a clay-bar To clean the windshield enough that this effect no longer occurs Has any rubber conditioner caused any effect similar to this on your windshields?

[@SweetProjectCars]

Josh there is no worries we have done this hundreds of times on hundreds of customers vehicles would never an issue have no worries my friend. Have a great day

[@boat6868]

Josh, I had that same concern (happened to me when I tried rainex on the windshield). But I see that Sweet Project Cars has replied and said it is not a concern...so I am going to give it a try with 303 Protectant.

[@albertramirez5390]

Instead of spraying on get a small rag and wipe the blade.

[@buddyclem7328]

Thanks for the tip, Josh! I have often had that problem with both my old and my new windshield! I would protect the windshield with cardboard before treating the wipers, or just remove them first.

[@cliffwan4470]

Amazing product!!!! This is not a paid review. I have never been in a mental facility. And I have never used the product. But I do love to leave comments.

[@SweetProjectCars]

We are not paid a dime by this company to share the product have a great day

[@coursereaction6518]

Very informative ... 303 got it!..THANK YOU!!!!!

[@SweetProjectCars]

Course Reaction thank you very much, my friend, our entire channel is centered around helping the DIYer keep their vehicle running and looking great for years :)

[@drbahb1]

Thank you for this tip. Love your channel. Keep up the good work; your advice is valued.

[@SweetProjectCars]

thank you very much glad to have you here with us :)

[@followyourheart7818]

I'm guessing this is an ad for 303, has anyone actually tried it? If so, does it really work?

[@SweetProjectCars]

this is not an ad we do not get paid a penny from 303.we are a 40 year detail shop and have done this with amazing reuslts for 100's of our cusomters

[@1capuchino]

move to Arizona dosen't rain.take route 303 ..lol

[@ma-um7kg]

Nope, it just gets 120+ in the shade in Summer and melts everything.

[@BruceLyeg]

OK, you have me convinced. I just ordered some 303 on Amazon. As you've shown it has a multitude of uses. I'll have to do this when I buy new wipers. mine are already ripped and they're not even a year old. Thanks for another great tip.

[@SweetProjectCars]

bruce you will be a happy camper for sure :) and you are welcome, buy the really good ones and they will never fail on you with the method ...

[@nokig7824]

I had considered this myself. Thanks for confirming it. As always very helpful.

[@SweetProjectCars]

awesome you will love the results :) thanks for being here with us :)