Kodiak

It should just come right off.  Use a brush in the wheel wells. It should be thermoplastic, it's not actually paint. 

Mine actually does the exact same thing. Really strange.

And for what it's worth, although I love and stand by Adams products, their blue clay bar is not even CLOSE to one of the best.

Ten days untouched. One rainstorm.

Love the tire shine over the vrt. Seems to last for two weeks on mine, clean and a little more shiny than the vrt, which I like. Makes the white letters pop!

Just used APC and this to clean up my 5 year old black weathertechs. They look new again.

Mine is probably over kill, for my needs, but hey why not!  5.5 acres and a roughly 120 yard gravel driveway.  But we are asphalting or fiber mesh concreting it very soon or this spring.  I'm sure you all can feel my pain with 2 black vehicles and a classic car the long gravel drive aint cuttin it!  

Should throw the heating cables under it. Then when it starts to snow, you just flip the switch and watch it melt as it falls.....

Craftsman shop vac for the big jobs (with 1-1/4" adaptors) and a dewalt 20v lithium vacuum for maintenance. 

I guess it's worth trying. I have two other vehicles that won't be coated, so they'll get the G&G treatment every 3rd wash

Whoa. That's badass. 

OMG Pink Rubber eraser works wonders I totally forgot about that trick, I used to do it 10 years ago and keep one in my trunk just for that purpose LOL

Yup. Even a Mr. Clean magic eraser works. Little abrasive, but if it's tough to get off, this will take it off. I had tried APC on my bedrails, vinegar, etc. Nothing worked on the heavier spots except for the magic eraser. 

I've done the same with 303 or even used Tonneau Tonic...as long as you wipe the excess it won't run.   Will try the VRT to see if I get some longer lasting protection. 

Over coating? dunno why it wouldn't work. It applies over sealant and lengthens the longevity on it, why wouldn't it do the same over a coating?

 

CarPro even has a product similar to it that goes over it's CQuartz.

I guess that's my question. Sealants and waxes play well together as do sealants and sealants. Currently my truck has WG 3.0 sealant and I've been maintaining with guard and gloss. A lot of coatings don't seem to play well with sealants/waxes

Haven't seen this asked, but I'm going to experiment with Wolfgang's new Uber Ceramic coating next week either on my Raptor or another vehicle.  I'm curious as to any bonding issues or if I'm wasting my time doing guard and gloss every few washes as a maintenance. Surely will use detail spray, but I think unless a wax or sealant is polymer based, it won't bond to the surface of the coating? My first time using coatings, going to be interesting. 

We have received a lot of complaints about the blue not being effective for people. I have a batch of the sticky gray coming back in... And in the meantime I'm feverishly working on a new clay compound to replace them both.

Any update to this?

Beautiful truck, nice choice. Maybe get after raptor retrofits to get you some HIDs!

Just savage. Looks great.