Infratech CM5300

[Phil@DetailersDomain]

Just so all of you know we carry the Infratech CM5300, an excellent alternative to the 3M Sun Gun. (or a great addition to use in conjunction with it)

I love this tool as you don't have to worry about short battery life.

Product description:

Infratech CM5300 - COLOR MATCHER CM5300

* High Color Temperature 5300K Duplicates Natural Sunlight
* Sunlight Under Any Condition
* High Power - 70 Watts
* Large Coverage Area
* Hand Held - Lightweight
* Momentary “On/Off" Switch
* Identify Pre-or-Post Paint Defects
* Avoid Costly Color Mismatch
* Eliminate Re-Do's or Comeback
* One-Year Warranty
* Made in U.S.A



Click below to order:
INFRATECH CM5300 ---$199.95 --- $139.95 shipped

[howareb]

Phil,

On your website you list two different CM5300s (or is it a part). What is the difference?

[awahl63]

Anybody have any experience with this?

[Phil@DetailersDomain]

yes one is at a sale price and one isn't, the one that is lower is for members of this forum etc.

the one that isn't is not.

[Phil@DetailersDomain]

here are some pictures of a recent car we did using the lights:

Before:




After:





no flash

[howareb]

Thanks Phil.

I used this light before. If you have an electrical outlet (HEHE) then this is a fantastic tool.

[shine]

What kind of lights/bulbs does it use? How well does it stack up against halogens?

[Phil@DetailersDomain]

Originally Posted by howareb

Thanks Phil.

I used this light before. If you have an electrical outlet (HEHE) then this is a fantastic tool.

hey but if you are doing paint correction about 100% of the time you will be using an orbital or a rotary so unless you have a cordless machine

you will have an electrical outlet by you

[gmblack3a]

I have and I used it to touchup a few areas on a f430. It was raining out so it was nice to have the 5300. I still used the halogens, but can put the light right where I need it w/ the 5300.

[TH0001]

Originally Posted by gmblack3a

I have and I used it to touchup a few areas on a f430. It was raining out so it was nice to have the 5300. I still used the halogens, but can put the light right where I need it w/ the 5300.

Didn't you say you felt the halegon's did a better job showing the defects though?

[dsms]

I really love the CM5300. I hold it high above the paint surface so I can see defects on a larger scale. Its wide range, brightness and NOT having to use batteries makes it a winner for me. Heres some pics also , no flash was used but some came out blurry.








After finishing Ultrafina

[detaildoc]

Just order mine today. I was trying to decide between this one and the Sun Gun, but at this amazing price, what the heck, you can't go wrong with it.