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Those are not the same pads being spoke about here.

OK so how does the rejuvenator 'oil' penetrate modern automotive coated leather?

Is there really a benefit to putting oil on modern coated leather?

I have one and I feel it was well worth it. Your intake manifold doesn't need to be lubricated so there's no reason for oil to be in there. It's very clear that they work but only you can decide whether it's worth it. You paid a premium for a performance car so why not a little insurance that...

I may be remembering incorrectly but I believe Honda had either a recall or a technical service bulletin on a certain color.

You'll be fine with the original. As for the lack of power as far as I'm concerned that's a bit of a misnomer. With proper technique the original has plenty of corrective power. Even more so with the newer thinner pads and compounds.

I agree. Most factory leather is coated,meaning the color is protected. Do you have any pics?

Maybe because you have a time constraint? Or could also be because you're too tired at the end of a car to do another step. What if you're practicing the least aggressive method? Even if you used only the polish you'd have to follow up with some sort of topper resulting in two steps anyways...

The biggest thing you can do is change the factory pads. Then use a coating on the wheels.

Simply put the Flex can do more work quicker.

Sounds like a kit would be easier for you. Dodge Nitro? Meguiars Perfect Clarity Headlight Restoration Kit

It's listed just below the picture.

Thanks all. I can say whoever made them they are quality pads.

The only way to make your offer more attractive to a dealer is to be cheaper than what they're currently doing. Somehow I doubt you'll be able to do that. One very slight exception may be if you have a high-end dealer in your area. Ferrari,Lamborghini etc.

I actually bought them through autogeek many years ago. They weren't branded then.

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Both are 5.5 inches. The orange is lower profile than the white and also has a beveled edge on the top.

Clay it yourself and skip the headache

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