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rcrx I would appreciate it if you would pm me with your findings, as I'm about to order the same light. A few more lumens for 11 bucks more.Ok I just ordered a Fenix TK11 R2 LED light rated at 240 Lumens. Well see how it works.
I know there are alot of us who use a halogen lights to show swirls and other imperfections while we are working on our vehicles. I for one use the old trusty stand-by - The two light halogen on a tripod. I was wondering if any of you use a more portable or even a handheld light to more easily show clients the imperfections prior to and after paint correction.
TK10...TK11?? This new model they are about to come out with puts those to shame!
630 Lumens!!!!
https://www.fenix-store.com/product_info.php?products_id=696
If you want to spend 155 bucks for a flash light!!
Me too Angelo.Got my Brinkmann for under 12 bucks at Tuesday Morning.
With that many lumens you can inspect the primer.Haha hey as mentioned on this forum many times "You get what you pay for"