Quote Originally Posted by RickOKC View Post
Also, if you're using 3 microfiber towels for application, you may be wasting a lot of 303. I apply it with one 3"x3" to 4"x4" section of cloth cut out of bigger rags, old clothes, whatever is handy. Then I remove the excess with one of my old bath towels that has been relegated to "garage duty." Here's my full method:

* Drench a small rag with 303 and apply liberally to one section (see below).
* While the rag is still damp, go over that section again to help even it out.

The small applicator rag may look dirty as it cleans off places you missed during washing. Ignore it, it will still work out fine.
Absolutely agree with Rick...I use the corner "area" (maybe 3" x 4") of a small terry rag and just spray a few times.

Keep in mind I'm doing roof rack parts, not the cladding. You can get ALOT of mileage out of that damp section of rag. I use a rough terry towel cuz I'm using the rag to clean and rub off lots and LOTS of oxidation type crude off the plastic parts, so I need the rough texture.

After the cladding, use the damp area on your interior panels, dash, console, back seat, etc....

And also agree with Rick- you can use the rag area even after it's basically "black". I even continue to use the same area on the rag the next day after spritzing it with the 303 again.