Antique tires

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The 303 product that I used is one that keeps UV rays from aging the tire rubber. The tire manufacturers put a certain type UV stabilizer into the tire compound to protect the rubber-- carbon black and a wax that flexes with tire use.. After time and UV light these manufacture placed compounds loose their effectivness. This is where the 303 comes in play to add the UV protection and flexable finish to keep the tires from cracking. My tires have not turned any bit brown. I used the product twice a year, with more use of the tire I would expect to use more 303. The product comes with a large pamphlet explaining all the benifits.

how long since you used it ? How often did you applye it ? How about bleaching out ( turning browish ) like other products as Armorall ?
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Many tire manufactures will void the warranty if you have used any product on the tires that contain petroleum distillates, silicones, waxes, or glycerin. I found a product called 303 Aerospace Protectant. I used this on some tires I bought and the 303 made the tires look good, it was not oily or greasy. This product did not make the tire super glossy. I found this at a Murry's auto store. This product is made in the U.S. P.O. Box 966, Palo Cedro, CA 96073.