Thanks for the info; just bought this yesterday from Amazon for $54. As a DIY guy, hard to justify buying one of the high end pro brands for $600+. Just for fun, it would be helpful if you could pickup a used hood or body panel, color sand an area, and then measure the clear coat thickness. Burning through a clear coat is every detailers nightmare.
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I know I should buy one of these, but with such difference between the models, I'm hesitant to buy the wrong one. Thank you for the video!
Trust me, ya don't buy it!!!
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Thanks for the info; just bought this yesterday from Amazon for $54. As a DIY guy, hard to justify buying one of the high end pro brands for $600+. Just for fun, it would be helpful if you could pickup a used hood or body panel, color sand an area, and then measure the clear coat thickness. Burning through a clear coat is every detailers nightmare.
I bought the exact same unit off of Amazon. within one year the probe stopped taking any readings. I would never buy another one.
Im gonna buy one, check my paint and return it 🤣
A year isn’t exactly bad for a $50 gauge, considering some of them cost hundreds and will also inevitably break.
$50 for a year I think is not a bad deal lol
Very much thanks
Is it useful to measure for wall paint thickness
Any suggestions for gauge that measures on fiberglass?
Calibration is confusing. You should have showed how to calibrate that would be nice
Use your brain
💯 agreed
it seems to be throwing measurement values all over the place
That’s because the vehicle has PPF on the front end
This proves how inaccurate it is. It measured 6 mil on the hood you moved it. One inch an it measured twelve mil. There's no way lol
Unless vehicle is loaded with bondo puddles
It’s actually the PPF that caused the jump to 12 mil. It’s a pretty reliable unit!
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No need calibrate wth???