Guard and Gloss for bed cover?

[rrmccabe]

I am trying to find a solution for bed cover protectant on my truck.  I know VRT does a good job at protecting but cant deal with the streaking after rain.

 

I really don't use HGG on my vehicles but have a few bottles of it. Is there any benefit to using it on vinyl covers?

 

 

[shane@detailedreflections]

You're going to have a hard time if it's a vinyl cover.  Most of the products are water based.  It's one of the big problems with them.  We use VRT cut in half with water to make it spray a bit more even.  We haven't tried guard and gloss on it.  I'd be curious how it works if you go that route.

[falcaineer]

3 hours ago, shane@detailedreflections said:

You're going to have a hard time if it's a vinyl cover.  Most of the products are water based.  It's one of the big problems with them.  We use VRT cut in half with water to make it spray a bit more even.  We haven't tried guard and gloss on it.  I'd be curious how it works if you go that route.

 

Otherwise known as "VRT milk," this is a good option to try.

[rrmccabe]

Yea I have tried the 1:1 method and that is often my go to for VRT anyway.  Maybe VRT 1:1 and then buffing it all back off with a towel will help.

[falcaineer]

Hope it works out for you. ?

[rrmccabe]

Tried the HGG today. Seemed to work OK and hydrate the cover.  See how it does when it dries down in the sun.  Definitely looks better than without.