Aerospace vs The Rest: Which is Best?
On this blog, we’ve written extensively about the many uses for AerospaceOpens a new window, from extending the life of your vehicle to making wheels shine. The uses for this one product are virtually endless, which might make you ask:
When should you use Aerospace and when should you go with another brand?
While the answer depends partly on personal preference and what you’re trying to accomplish, here are a few facts to consider:
- Aerospace Protectant is a water-based dressingOpens a new window that’s safe for vinyl, plastics, rubber and treated leather.
- Because it’s not oily or greasy, AerospaceOpens a new window can be used on virtually any surface. (Many of our customers buy it by the gallon for this very reason).
- UV stabilizers in AerospaceOpens a new window reduce fading, yellowing and sun damage (hence the term “SPF 40 for your stuff.”)
- West MarineOpens a new window and ColemanOpens a new window recommend Aerospace, as do dozens of other auto and boat manufacturers.
How is Aerospace Protectant different from other leading brands?
I spend a lot of time on the road, where my crew and I have discovered many uses for this powerful productOpens a new window. We’ve seen first-hand how Aerospace produces very different results compared with other commonly-used automotive protectants and tire dressings. Here’s what we’ve found:
Aerospace Protectant |
Other Leading Brands |
Water-based | Contain grease-producing silicone oils or petroleum distillates |
Safe for all types of materials | Unsafe for rubber, vinyl and most other plastics |
Contains UV stabilizers | May not protect against UV rays |
Repels dust and dirt | Attracts dust and dirt |
Does not wash off | Many offer cosmetic properties that wash off instantly |
One coat is all you need | Multiple coatings recommended |
Reapply every 4 – 8 weeks | Reapply every 1 – 2 weeks |