RESTORE YOUR BED.

Your truck bed takes more abuse than any panel on the vehicle. Between hauling, UV, and weather, a spray in bed liner fades fast and dries out. This kit cleans the surface, brings the dark color back, and lays down a ceramic sealant that actually protects it. Works on spray in liners, tailgates, and any textured bed surface.

• Clean, restore, protect: Solution breaks down grime and whatever's been hauled in. Clutch brings the color back and adds ceramic protection in the same step. That's the full process, no extra products needed.
• Real ceramic technology, not a dressing: Most bed liner products are basically tire dressing that sits on top, makes the bed slippery, and wears off in a day. Clutch is a silica spray sealant with 16% silica content that actually bonds into the liner surface. It rejuvenates the color and protects it without leaving the bed greasy or slippery to walk on.
• Built for the texture: The kit now includes The Tire Tamer XL, our oversized medium stiff brush. The wide face and firmer bristles work product deep into the rough spray in texture that a soft brush just glides across.
• Black applicator pad for leveling: Helps distribute Clutch evenly across the liner so it cures into the surface instead of pooling in the low spots.

Kit includes:

• (1) Solution Ready to Use, 32 oz.
• (1) Clutch 16 oz.
• (1) The Tire Tamer XL Large Brush
• (1) Black applicator pad

How to Use

Step 1: Clean

1. Rinse the bed liner first to knock off loose debris and anything you've been hauling.
2. Spray Solution directly onto the liner surface.
3. Agitate with The Tire Tamer XL, working the product into the texture. The wide brush face covers the bed faster.
4. Rinse the product and grime out of the liner.
5. Dry the surface with a microfiber or air blower.

Step 2: Protect

1. Spray Clutch across the bed liner.
2. Let it soak in for 10 to 15 minutes.
3. Level it with the applicator pad.

Detailer Tips

• Working with hard water? Knock out the bed liner first before you move into the rest of the wash, so you don't have hard water sitting and drying on the paint while you work.
• Let Clutch cure on the bed before you use it. Giving it time to fully bond is what makes the protection actually hold.
• Reapply every few months. When you notice the bed stops looking black and starts to fade, that's your sign to go around again.
• If the bed feels slippery after use, it just needs more leveling. Go back over the surface with the applicator pad and work the excess in until it feels dry to the touch.
• Clutch works everywhere. You can also use it on your wheels, trim, paint, and plastics, it's not just for the bed liner.