This has ben one of my most used tools ever...Fully height adjustable,rotates 360,feet roll under the car....Great when doing limo rears.
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Body shop lightThis has ben one of my most used tools ever...Fully height adjustable,rotates 360,feet roll under the car....Great when doing limo rears.
that makes it eazy....
 Do you also do PDR...  
that is nice...as long as it doesnt get to hot and melt the head rests
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Looks a monster
And you can get a tan while tinting to boot!
QUOTE (Cuttingedge @ Feb 23 2007, 07:01 PM) [*]482433[/*] And you can get a tan while tinting to boot! 
QUOTE (tintgod @ Feb 23 2007, 03:43 PM) [*]482394[/*] that is nice...as long as it doesnt get to hot and melt the head rests .. thats what im sayin  scary stuff your workin with there champ so your tip is to build i giant light? what the take down and assemble time of that beast ?
Na, it's fluorescent, it dosen't get hot at all and super light and on rollers so very easy to move around.
IMOP, way better then trying to ballance some little rinky-dink light on the rear deck.
nice lite. i could use one of them.
Holy fat light!
I got mine from the paintless dent repair guy. works great with most cars. Much better than trying to balance something. I also have a 2' flourescent droplight I got at Sears.
drop lights work fine but having to navigate them on the inside of a rear glass by yourself is annoying... this seems as if to be a great solution to that problem
i just point my two shop lights on a stand at the rear of the car from a back door.
works fine for me, but i guess this could do also
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