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05-06-03, 09:50 #1
work light for non-garage jobs?
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what do you do for jobs where there isn't access to a garage with the super-friendly fluorescent lighting? I have a couple jobs coming up where I'll probably do some plastic and glass polishing.
I thought about getting one of those portable work lamps from home depot and using it in the shade....dunno how well it would work, though. any ideas?
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05-07-03, 07:38 #2Registered User
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anyone? I just ordered two bottles of AG (and two of p21s bodywork while I was at it) from CMA and I'll see how the free light source works out, i.e. the sun
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05-07-03, 04:56 #3Registered User
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I made a a portable for mysefle. I took a 4 foot floutrescent from home depot and opened it up. I drilled holes in the casing then attached it to my home made adjustable jack stand rigged up from a camera tripod. All done with wing nuts and a drill. Works great because I can adjust the height to shine on side anels or hoods trunks and roofs.
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05-07-03, 04:58 #4Registered User
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Or you can pay 200+ at rightlook.com for the same thing.
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