correction/polishing lighting
Please clarify your question.
Why are you talking about lumen when you're asking in the detailing area about polishes.
Or do you want to polish your headlight covers that are dull to increase lumen?
Your question doesn't make any more sense today than it did in July.
Why are you talking about lumen when you're asking in the detailing area about polishes.
Or do you want to polish your headlight covers that are dull to increase lumen?
Your question doesn't make any more sense today than it did in July.
I bought the scangrip match 3. Its expensive, but it is bad ***. https://www.scangrip.com/en-gb/shop/...imatch-3-light You dont need 10k lumens. With that said, Ive also done some of my best work with a halogen work light on a stand also...
Ahh okay. You are looking for a light to shine ON your vehicle to look for paint inperfections
Still didn't understand it even after you wrote the same thing over.
Eyecandy was smart though and posted a link. After a few minutes of staring at it I realized what type of lights you wanted.
Sorry.
Still didn't understand it even after you wrote the same thing over.
Eyecandy was smart though and posted a link. After a few minutes of staring at it I realized what type of lights you wanted.
Sorry.
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