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Nice revival! Mike, what's a BBC?

It's terribly expensive as well. At least it was back then.

I've used it before. Early 90's it was. It does a good job of cleaning up a really nasty surface. It protects decently. It also hides all the scratches that you put in while you were cleaning. I don't recommend this product at all!

Black & Decker rotary is about 16 now. Never misses a beat and it's crazy heavy!

The reset isn't time based but mileage based. If he's put 50 miles on the car since the battery disconnect, he's fine. With OBDII cars, one should have a code scanner as a necessary tool. Helps with the dealer saying you need a new xxxx when reality is there is a misfire on cylinder 4!

Yep. If the MIL isn't on now, you'll pass.

You don't need to stop and restart. If there is a malfunction it will turn the MIL on again. Start, do 59 miles and go for the test. If the light isn't on, you'll pass.

My understanding was 50 miles of driving. Speed doesn't matter. I got on an empty freeway and drove from one end to the other and went back. Test passed.

I have some and rarely use them. They generate some serious heat and are more aggressive than the orange pads. Orange works with a DA, burgundy, not so much.

PM me and bring me up to speed cause I'm totally lost.

I've had no luck finishing with surbuf pads. Cutting/compounding yes. Break out some foam for the finish.

Some extended shaking will bring them back from separation.

Very nice!

It works very well for stopping the static attraction of many sealant products. Particularly 1000P.

I have a 2008 Odyssey lower cowl that would be a good recipient.

Sounds like failing paint.

Same results with either one. I have all the polishes mentioned and have used them all. RE5 and 85RD are two of the best if bot the best finishing polishes available.

Heat gun and patience. I've done a few and my hands always hate me the next day. Work from the edges in. If it's too hot to touch then back off the heat some. A hairdryer will work but will require some rest to prevent overheating the dryer. Remaining residue usually comes off with a paint cleaner.

Silly me, Pink Wax. LOLOL