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Old 02 June 2021, 12:20   #1
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UV Protection for PVC , Hypalon and seat coverings

I Have a 6.5m Hypalon Rib with PVC seats and a PVS sib.

These will be outdoors and exposed to sun a lot this year.

I was thinking of using some 303 Products Marine Aerospace Protectant on all of these surfaces.

Can anyone advise if this is worth using and will it help to protect these surfaces from sun exposure.

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Old 02 June 2021, 13:47   #2
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Rib shop do a conditioner which also has uv protecting in it. That's what i use. My rib is under cover when not in use, but my mate leaves his in the little harbour all season near where we live and he uses the rib shop stuff as well
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Rib tube conditioner - restore colour - protect
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Been using 303 for years, but it can be slippery when wet.
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Slippery when wet oooer missus. Never used 303 but rib shop stuff isn't, I have used it for 2 seasons now
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Been using 303 for years, but it can be slippery when wet.
Yup, 303 gets my vote, never noticed it being particularly slippery other then the first couple of days after application.
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Yup, 303 gets my vote, never noticed it being particularly slippery other then the first couple of days after application.
Same as here
Used it for quite a while ...tried loads of stuff and found nothing better.
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Same as here

Used it for quite a while ...tried loads of stuff and found nothing better.


303 gets my vote as well. Tried most of them.
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Thanks All. Will give 303 a go!
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