Tip from a newbe poster

sometimes a bit hard to see through dark tint on rear glass to cut, Not very busy today so made this out of the inner rool of film. I used two 12 volt 20 watt downlight bulbs and a cigar lighter femal socket and ten rivets.

Works great but might try it with 50 watt bulbs

Props to you for making a unique light out of a film tube


However, I' think I'll stick to my safer store - bought 500W floodlight that cost $15

I also used a 200w flood light but needed to keep moving it around the rear deck so i could see it through the area of film i was cutting not with handy lamp just put it in place and plug it in

a tip on using the flood light ..set it on a stool or box in the backseat..that elevates it to be level with the back window..once you do that ..you never have to move the light around

a tip on using the flood light ..set it on a stool or box in the backseat..that elevates it to be level with the back window..once you do that ..you never have to move the light around and I use 5% limo often

5% ..no problem for cutting thumb

Thanks for the tip i will give that a try

these are some of the lamps i use but find then a bit bright for my old eyes

how cold is it there

-7 F which is -14 C

hahah i like the tint tube light.

That is a cool fabrication... let's market it!

would be nice to have something bright enough that you can plug into the cars cigarette outlet. i just noticed that said 12 volt.

I think that's totaly sweet! I think there may even be some potential to heat and bend one of those tubes, allowing it to fit the contour of the back window.

that is a pretty decent idea.....

yeah the tint tube's cool

mikey likes anything you can do with a tint tube.

Oww so cool ..Great idea to making a better one that everyone will want to make

we use tintek so no light needed

i just use a large white bed sheet and drape it across the rear deck and close the flanks of the sheet into the top of each rear door and shut it.
devil

[quote=vampire,Mar 8 2005, 09:23 AM]


Me too... im just gonna stick to the store bought version [COLOR=yellow][I]

i made one the other day it works pretty good. its not a 12 volt though.

this is my set up that i posted on here about a year ago..and still works great...and it telescopes

Cool.

hmmm something about that light reminds me of me for some reason

The thickness of the cord attached to the light

yeah...i thing last time i posted that...you said the same thing..