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Maybe this one? http://www.autogeekonline.net/forum/pictures-autogeek-s-car-week/72949-2013-dodge-charger-live-broadcast-black-label-rupes-polishers.html Or http://www.autogeekonline.net/forum/pictures-autogeek-s-car-week/58125-2012-dodge-challenger-menzerna-color-lock-makeover-2.html

I wouldn't wash your engine at a coin op unless it's next door. You should never wash a hot engine.

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http://www.autogeekonline.net/forum/how-articles/35292-how-prime-foam-pad-when-using-da-polisher.html

Nice turnaround. That was hammered for being so new.

If the pad is primed correctly I don't see a need for a conditioner.

Interesting experiment but light meters are not really for this type of use. They can be very inconsistent depending on where you place the sensor.

It sounds like you are describing micro marring. If so the next finest pad and polish should remove it.

Since it catches your nail you won't be of the completely remove the marks but you can make it look better. What polishes do have available to you? If none you should be able to find Meguiar's Ultimate Compound and Ultimate Polish locally.

Have you tried the XMT cleaner? I use Dawn direct foam.

Start with clay and then a light polish. If that doesn't work step up to the next level polish. Can you catch your nail in the marks?

I would guess like the other coatings,polishing will remove it.

If it's actually pitted as in indentations in the surface you won't be able to remove that. If it's just stubborn brake dust try ironX paste

Clay would be safest to try first

Iron X paste

Headlights would be fine but I'd stay away from any black trim

No for sale section here

Very nice job. Is that four-wheel-drive?

Remove that adapter just as you would the backing plate. That is an edge 2000 adapter.

Do you have advanced auto near you? If so they should sell griots garage products.