I have watched this tread with interest. I can only relate to my
experiences. I used armorall for 12 years on a used top which I finally
replace, the windows were going etc. so that is 12 years for 100.00CDn, you
do the math, and it looked good too. Also at the at the same time, 12 years
ago, I bought and installed new seat covers on my B, and I have used
armorall on them ever since. Still great, no rips, tears etc. I have also
used armorall on my Pirelli Tires for 5 years now, since new, and no ill
effects.
Bruce
----- Original Message -----
From: "James Jewell" <m1garandusa@netscape.net>
To: "MGB-V8" <MGB-V8@autox.team.net>
Sent: Sunday, June 02, 2002 5:15 PM
Subject: [Fwd: Re: Vinyl, the care thereof]
> I recall reading an article in Road and Track a few years back which
> talked about using vegitable oil instead of Armorall, since Armorall was
> largely vegitable oil to begin with. So I'm not saying that armorall
> doesn't contain ANY petrolium, but I think the quantity, if any, would
> be very small. I don't know the exact wording of the Winebago warranty,
> but some warranties say "the use of ANY product voids the warranty" to
> give them a loophole if something fails down the road. Like the warning
> on the back of Q-tips telling you not to put them in your ear-canal (I
> don't want to think where else, if NOT the ears, someone would want to
> insert Q-tips in their body) or new car warranties claiming to be void
> if all work isn't performed by a qualified service technician (including
> oil changes?????)
>
>
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