Klasse AIO SAved The Day

[rouxster]

So, I'm installing a RollBak retractable bed cover for my 2011 Silverado that is in immaculate condition with no swirls. I installed the brackets on the side of my bed using the provided self tapping screws. As an extra layer of protection against rust, I removed the brackets and sprayed undercoat in the screw holes and reinstalled the brackets.

That's where a really screwed up. I wasn't paying attention to where the can of undercoat was pointed. Needless to say a couple of hours later, I noticed that I had overspray from the undercoat all over the front and rear driver door. I was not happy.

Today, I figured I would start with the least abrasive of all of my products, so I started with Klasse AIO. Worked like a charm. Took a little bit of elbow grease, but it worked well. Followed it up with Klasse SG and now I'm a happy camper again!

After the fact, someone told my I could have used some bug remover, but I still feel more comfortable about the Klasse twins. I know my paint is protected again.

 

[shagnat]

Great tip. Glad it all worked out.

 

[Rsurfer]

What are you using to protect the retractable bed cover?

 

[Toxix]

Interesting, I've been holding on trying the Klasse AIO.
Perhaps I should give it a shot.

 

[rouxster]

What are you using to protect the retractable bed cover?

Sorry it took so long to reply. I'm not sure yet. It's an aluminum cover with a baked on paint. It's got a texture to it, so I'm not going to be concerned with getting a mirror shine on it. I just want something to protect it. I might put KSG on the cover also.

 

[trekkeruss]

I'm surprised you didn't try clay first.

 

[Desertnate]

I've used it to remove stuborn water spots too; even on cars I'm planning on using other products.

 

[rouxster]

I'm surprised you didn't try clay first.

At the time, I didn't think about it for some reason. I've always liked to keep my vehicles clean, but since I got my latest truck this past October, I found this site and my detailing knowledge has grown exponentially. Anyway, I'm new to claying and at the time I didn't realize the potential of clay.