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I have a Milwaukee work light which runs off the same batteries as my impact guns and drills.
It's not magnetic but it does have hooks to attach it to most things.
Might be worth looking at something like that if you have similar cordless tools?
Technically it should be fully cured already, i'm guessing it was baked in the spray booth?
I say a week just to let any solvents and gases to air out.
Use the microfibre cutting pad and a compound to give it a quick cut and then refine it.
Probably the pump, there's a seal inside that swells over time and they leak internally so the impeller can't produce the pressure needed to pump the fluid.
I'm guessing you mean DR not DS.
100% go for the DR, better valving all round.
The older BR valving can be quite crashy because the valve dampening can't keep up.
I use Triple QX 5w40 from Euro ?
It's RN700/710 spec so it's good enough for me.
About £18 for 5L
Regular changes with a cheaper oil is better than leaving a decent brand in for longer, IMO of course.
I doubt many use 5w50, not that common of a grade. 10w50 is the usual next grade up.
A thicker oil is just masking the problem though i think, you're better to look into why it's using it in the first place and go from there.