Norton

...and for this Clinic, it should be safe to pull the Blizzaks off!

Based on the weather over the past two days, I'd say that's a definite MAYBE...

Very nice! A great motivator, in fact, for me to get going on all three of our vehicles (as soon as the weather and my schedule converge)...

Coincidentally, my wife's black BMW will probably be the first one I do too.

I'm not sure if they're listed on a "secret" 5-gal page, but they are listed as individual options when looking at 1-gal refills. They appear to be available for everything except SVRT and Microfiber Revitalizer, with costs ranging from $130 to $190.

I just bought all the equipment/materials to tackle my first (and second and third) PC paint correction, but I'm waiting on my schedule and the weather to synch-up.

Looking forward to hearing how yours goes...

Using the 4" pad on a drill means using it as a ROTARY buffer, with which burn-through is a greater danger than with an orbital/oscillating buffer. Given the more aggressive treatment required to fix the deep scratches that neither (the PC nor Flex) polisher pulled out, he just wants to protect the the "edge" that's "so close" to where he's working.