CyrusMonroe You have to choose the picture on the page on PC and Mobile. Either one or the other. There are 2 pictures you choose either or, you DO NOT get both in 1, unless you chose 1 of each. If your page does come up with it being greyed out, up your brightness. Cause there is a SELCECTION.

CyrusMonroe It does not have a heater, for how small it is the reservoir is just too small, use hot water if you need to, or a warmed up solvent with hot water. But frankly using room temp distilled water with little bit of alch, and window cleaner(windex type) has been working great for me. I use it for Resin Cleaning parts, and Jewelry-watch cleaning, and it work great for it. Your mileage may vary but heater isnt needed as it is just too small of liquid to care about cause you are going to want tot dump it after a few cleanings, i had to dump after 1 one time, cause it got too dirty.

CyrusMonroe If you are talking about the power LED connector....Honestly, I would desolder the one on there like i did, and solder your own. I hooked up mine to my 12v battery(with a in line resistor for power rushing limiting), and it works for a long time, over 18hours(was the time frame for my retrobrighting). That was on 1, on the other it didn't even come with a connector it was bare solder pads. Which is the best, make sure you solder it yourself. I personally wouldn't use any type of connector as they have been known to just let go after a while if moved around a lot. Soldering avoids all of this as it is a robust connection. Just use wires to jump from one to the other.

CyrusMonroe No you don't need "a connector" you can just solder them like a normal person and they would-will fine, cut off the cord part, or desolder them-it, then solder in the other strip, it isn't hard and it only has 2 pads. Make sure you have enough power to run the lights more strips you use the more power you will need to run them at full brightness. Personally, I would stop at 3, they got less bright at 4 and 5. They were totally visible and useful for resin curing, but would have liked it to be more bright.

CyrusMonroe Itshould be fine as most car paints are like model paints, either enamel or acrylic so yes? I use the crystal car finish top coat in this and it works fine.

CyrusMonroe WellI used it to shave off concrete and it did quite well, if you get the proper bit for it, it should be fine.

CyrusMonroe Iused it to cut granite so, yes?

CyrusMonroe You could have just clicked on the 'specifications' and clicked on specific details. Or just looked at the darn overview of the product instead of just scrolling down past it and asking immed the question that was already answered. Specification: Voltage: DC12V Wattage: 7.2W.M LED type: 3528SMD LED qty: 60led-m Light color: purple Waterproof: not-waterproof Lighting angle: 120° Length: 5m Feature: Cuttable