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Not heard of a reverse light on the dash, which do you mean?
As for the other earth points, if you remove the plastic trim panel that runs along the bottom edge of the boot you'll see an earth wire either side.
They can corrode especially when the black rubber grommet boot stops leak water and...
My Hero 3 Black is still decent enough quality.
The older ones are better/easier to set spot metering in my opinion.
Only downside is the batteries don't last long, so i had mine plugged in constantly via usb.
It's been around a long time, i think even Jim at White Details still uses it but i could be wrong.
Are you using a dedicated brush to work it in? Helps get into the grain better.
Worth noting there's two types of Glaco.
Glaco DX which is comparable to RainX and Gyeon Quickview, maybe up to 6 months durability.
Ultra Glaco is a bit more fussy as you're meant to keep the car dry overnight, around a year durability.
The new mirrorless stuff uses the newer RF mount and a whole new range of RF lenses, but you can still use EF lenses with an adaptor.
Need to decide on how much you want to spend and go from there.
They did do 6D Mk2 yeah.
The 24-70 MK2 was the one which was F2.8
MPB is a used camera shop online.
The 90d was pretty much the last of the semi pro bodies before Canon started going mirrorless. 30+MP crop sensor, 10fps.
Can get a used 5D MK3 for less than £500 from MPB.
That would be my choice if you want to stick to a budget.
The 6D was also full frame, the 7D wasn't.