Junior

Before you go adding more chemicals to the mix, I suggest you TEST it on a small spot and see if there's any reaction.  Right now it's probably fixable.  Doing more may make it worse.  Right now, the team is in Palm Springs for Barrett Jackson.  I have NO experience with these stripes so I don't want to give you advice on this, so maybe when Dan or Adam come back one of them can help you out with the right thing to do.  For now, I'd let it go.  

I'm thinking that there are many different kinds of vinyl materials, at varying levels of age stages.  I have many vinyl letter logo'd vehicles and some react differently to products.  Some receive the product better than others.  I think I'd personally wait till your coatings are done and dry, then try cleaning your vinyl with waterless wash, maybe apc, to try and level out or remove the product.  

I've used mine 6-7 times now since Christmas. Amazing. I love mine. In fact, I'll go on record as it being the best mit I've used. I have used micro fiber mits that were much fatter, plusher, held more fluid and maybe held a tad more suds, but the first thing I noticed what's how slick this mit is across the surface of the vehicle. This was also using it on a repeat car, same soap, same mixture, same LSP/surface prep on the car. It was so slippery, it immediately caught me by surprise and I thought something was wrong, LOL. Most of the microbier mits I've used have the big fat strands from the mit itself. This one has tiny tiny individual strands (in comparison) and that's what I feel/think/assume makes the difference. All those individual strands while not being able to hold as much suds, provides for much much more surface area. Surface area is a good thing for moving dirt off the surface of the paint. I also think the surface are of all those strands provided that slick, gliding feeling I get now.

I got the new polisher mounting bracket mounted up.  Plus I got my new master blaster mounted to the wall as well - the 30' hose is enough to leave the unit mounted on the wall to use for me (I hope - untested that way other than to blow ALL the dust and cobwebs out of my garage.
 
Side note - thanks to Ryan@Adams for the tour of the Adams shop on Friday.  I was visiting a friend in Denver and Ryan showed us all around the warehouse and I got to demo a master blaster just as my very own was arriving here back home in Georgia.
 
Glarey photo attached.

I've always been impressed with Adams customer service.. a great bonus to have beside their top of the line products!
 
been a customer for 3 years and although it costs me double or triple the cost to get my orders forwarded overseas, I am still committed to Adam's.

I will hopefully he using mine tomorrow or sunday. I will try to get a video if I remember. Glad to hear it doesn't take that much soap. I am relieved to hear that lol.

All the talk about H2OGG.. did mine today... I filled an old Detail bottle with Distilled water and wet a panel and double soft then proceeded to do a panel at a time... worked perfectly. Lots of shine!!!

Here's that video: https://youtu.be/gi6VBddZ2sA
 
Are you doing a full detail? If so, you might consider a strip wash first, then move on to clay, polish, seal, etc.

I hear ya. I will go around the car twice with the MB just to make sure I never have to towel dry. Anal and takes some more time, but having a black car with soft clear makes it a necessity for me.

I too am adding to cart like crazy. Let's see what I end up keeping. 

Looks like Adams just went live with lots of new things, along with a great sale!
 
Red shampoo gallon, stickers, polisher holder, padded seat lid, and the list goes on. I can't contain myself!
 
Add to cart...add to cart...add to cart...

Although last time I did a super thorough detail, I applied HGG to the plastic in my wheel wells using the dry method, and they looked great for far longer than when I used Undercarriage Spray. Just a thought.

Ryan is amazing.
 
I have him on my email "speed dial" and every time I talk to him he is always happy and willing to help and go above and beyond when doing it.  I appreciate him and everyone else at Adam's for your excellent customer service. 

Billy,
 
You asked about the wash mitt. You will get a ton of opinions about what's better. I don't think you can go wrong with either option. Both are super soft and hold a lot of suds. The beautiful thing about the wash mitt is that it will release dirt and grime much easier than the wash pad. And it can be machine washed. I typically use multiple wash mitts per vehicle so I would recommend to pick one up to do mid section down on your washes. That should save your wash pad from getting built up with grime.

Billy,
 
You asked about the wash mitt. You will get a ton of opinions about what's better. I don't think you can go wrong with either option. Both are super soft and hold a lot of suds. The beautiful thing about the wash mitt is that it will release dirt and grime much easier than the wash pad. And it can be machine washed. I typically use multiple wash mitts per vehicle so I would recommend to pick one up to do mid section down on your washes. That should save your wash pad from getting built up with grime.

Looks like there was a post with some directions. See link below
 
http://www.adamsforums.com/topic/27009-adamized-the-raptor/?p=477687

 

Looks like there was a post with some directions. See link below
 
http://www.adamsforums.com/topic/27009-adamized-the-raptor/?p=477687

 

I used a candle warmer on an older tin of Patriot that had shown those symptoms. just turned it on and set the can on it and my office smelled fantastic for the day! 

I contacted customer support with a question on the viability of a product after I discovered it had mold in it. I had a gallon of rinseless wash on the shelf and had used maybe a pint out of it. While taking inventory before spring season started I decided to refill my 16 oz. Bottle that I use from and a big glob of mold came out. I filtered it out with a strainer but wasn't sure if I could still use it. Well let me tell you Ryan returned my email and happily replaced the product for me and even included a bottle of wheel cleaner. THANKS AGAIN!!
I continue to be impressed by service as well as products.

swirls and scratches on paint, bird bombs which people seem to think add to the look of their car based on how long they leave them on there. I roll around with a couple of plush waffle weaves, ID, DS, Glass Cleaner and Waterless or Rinseless (16:1) in my 4 bottle Adam's Bag. I will spend my break cleaning up any small details on the car.   I bring detailing products for my coworkers to try. ETC ETC ETC lol  

Oh dear lord...I'd need my own whole thread to cover all my quirks and vices.

I notice swirls and hazy head lights everywhere

I look for swirls on every nice car I see. Sick.

Simply, if you haven't tried this BG "trick" already, do it.
 
I finally got time to apply it to the interior of my windshield (haven't done the rear view mirror yet, as Beemer suggested). Used the MF pad to apply, then a SST to remove the residue. Voila. Clean glass with no haze. And the car smelled like coconut...or at least until I used LC on the seats.
 
Soooooo happy with the results. Thanks for the tip, team Adam's! 

Same style here, but with craft (popsicle) sticks: