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Inspection light
Posted by oli
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Re: Inspection light April 08, 2006 07:48PM |
<HTML>I have the Brinkmann Dual Xenon light and yes, it is a good inspection light. It's outstanding for outdoor use when the sunlight isn't ideal. However, in an ideal shop setting, I would recommend it as a compliment to other lights, not as one's only inspection light. There is still a strong place for the good ol' 1000 watt halogens on a tripod, a portable/hand held fluorescent light, 200-300 watt incandescents, and even the classic, 75-100 watt trouble light.
In the case of dark colored paints,if you want to highly scrutinize your polishing progress, view the paint under all or several of these lights. You can do this upon one final check in bright, natural sunlight.
If you have a ruthlessly picky customer, demonstrate just how well you polished the car by inviting him/her to look at it under all those lights.
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Nothing is good enough.There is always a way to make it better; a way which we must all strive to learn. ---Sir Henry Royce
In the case of dark colored paints,if you want to highly scrutinize your polishing progress, view the paint under all or several of these lights. You can do this upon one final check in bright, natural sunlight.
If you have a ruthlessly picky customer, demonstrate just how well you polished the car by inviting him/her to look at it under all those lights.
</HTML>Nothing is good enough.There is always a way to make it better; a way which we must all strive to learn. ---Sir Henry Royce
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