I was at Poorboys Detailing Weekend and people were using their products in direct sun all weekend with good results.
I put the Liquid Natty's Blue on and parked it in the sun and it came right off with no problem.
You might want to call Chris or Steve for more information on their products.
Find a small local parts store and the counter person will get you the correct parts to fit.
I always try to buy the best brakes and rotors because they are a very important item.
Akebono are very good low/no dust pad with very long life.
Brakes are one of the few items on new cars you can...
I have used the Duragloss Nu-Glass and it helped me clean a nasty windshield.
I would give it a try for sure if you have it on hand.
Then go back to your regular cleaning method.
Collinite is one of the few wax's that would last the entire winter in Upstate New York in the late 60's on your brand new Muscle Car that you had to drive all winter..............
They still are at the same location in Utica and you can walk right in and buy your wax and get advice on how to...
I used the yellow 3M tape.
My parts place said the blue tape had gone up in price and for what I was using it for it would be fine.
I did use it last week and it was fine for half the price.
I did the same think 20 years ago.
Your right on track.
I am a electrical by trade so that helps and my neighbor was a welder and had a Little John which is like a very small skid steer that we used to move all the dirt and old concrete out.
The only thing I added was a run of cable and cat5...
One of my buddies was a remote car starter/stereo installer for years and he always hooked up a battery charger to every car they worked on because of so many problems with batteries going dead.
So your idea to bring a jumper box along is a good one for sure.
Never donate cash, never
Most of it will be stolen.
Do the math and figure out how much in tips some of these people make in a day and they may be making more than you are and in cash........
This is the correct way to do it.
I was doing Energy/Lighting upgrades for 2 years and this setup worked the best for lighting output.
You can get LED's that put out more light but they cost $600 to $800 each for a 24x24.
Look at gas station canopy's some of them have LED's, very bright.