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03-07-2020 #1
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Lighting for detailing.
Looking for a cheap or DIY light for checking paint. I was thinking about the Match Pen R from Scrangrip.
I wanted to check to see if any painters or DIY folks had any advice.
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03-07-2020 #2
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You can get a cheap fluorescent light fixture and hang it over or in front of the panel you intend on detailing.
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03-08-2020 #4
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I went with the Match Pen R for a little more money.
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03-08-2020 #5
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The pen is great for checking paint, but if you’re going to be doing paint correction you’ll need different light sources. I use an ATD 80335 and COB led lights that sit on the floor in addition to 5k overhead lighting. I also Use an Astro 50SL to check panels.
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