Re: Paint thickness gauge
AGO suggested some similar threads to me (much better than my own searching!) so I am good to go on this topic. I have all the info I need.
No need to reply.
Re: Paint thickness gauge
I bought a gauge from an online store for 12$ it reads magnetically won’t work on plastic, fiber or carbon. Only gives single reading. I test interior door panel, trunk and under hood get base reading because they usually have 1 layer of clear then test rest of car. I minus the reading from the normal polishing area paint from the average of interior trunk paint, under hood and interior door panels and get a reading how much clear I’m playing with. Not 100% accurate but not a hit to wallet just a useful guide when to tell me to be careful.
Re: Paint thickness gauge
Mine was $125 on another Amaz...ing site and it works just fine. Great in fact. I've seen it compared to one costing a lot more with little variance. Calibration targets, etc. were included. Only measures metal panels but I'm good with that.
Re: Paint thickness gauge
Amaz...is a forbidden word which is worse than a curse word. I got my pee pee smacked when said
Re: Paint thickness gauge
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Mgavin1985
Amaz...is a forbidden word which is worse than a curse word. I got my pee pee smacked when said
I never said it. I said another Amaz...ing site.
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Re: Paint thickness gauge
Had this same question. Care to share?
Re: Paint thickness gauge
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Originally Posted by
PM5C
AGO suggested some similar threads to me (much better than my own searching!) so I am good to go on this topic. I have all the info I need.
No need to reply.
Any chance to hear what suggestions ago gave you?
Re: Paint thickness gauge
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mgavin1985
amaz...is a forbidden word which is worse than a curse word. I got my pee pee smacked when said
lol funny!!!!
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PEAD19
Any chance to hear what suggestions ago gave you?
after reading this...scroll down, and you will see something called "Similar Threads" - they should have about 4 threads related to the topic.
I think that's what OP was referring to.