ScanGrip SunMatch 3 Detailing Light

[DFB5.0]

The disease that is detailing often has the infected chasing imperfections that needs the right light to see. A light such as the ScanGrip SunMatch 3 in fact. Strictly speaking, this light is generally used for inspecting paint imperfections before, during and after paint correction, however I see no reason why it couldn't be used for a variety of detailing or automotive tasks.

If one was critical, this product could be called a somewhat expensive torch. Once you pick it up, feel the weight of it and turn it on you realize this is something else. Powered by a lithium-ion battery with up to 4 hours of continuous use, the SunMatch 3 is recharged via the supplied charger / storage base. The lighting output and source is also configurable depending the users requirements.

I also like the swiveling mounting hook and ultra strong magnet allowing the light to placed where it is needed.

And lastly but not least importantly, the thing just looks cool.

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[GT 550]

You have indeed entered the The Detailing Octagon. Is that a newer version of the Neuraliser in case you see something in the paint you'd rather forget?

It does actually seem to be a double edged weapon. Would it be fair to say that unless one is entering a car show and vying for Best Paint, and has accordingly invested heavily in said paint, one could end up seeing a raft of things one wished one hadn't? But then maybe if you weren't detailing cars of that quality, and you probably are, you wouldn't have one.

 

[DFB5.0]

You have indeed entered the The Detailing Octagon. Is that a newer version of the Neuraliser in case you see something in the paint you'd rather forget?

It does actually seem to be a double edged weapon in that unless one is entering a car show and vying for Best Paint, and has accordingly invested heavily in said paint, one could end up seeing a raft of things one wished one hadn't?

I know what you mean. Just look at all those swirls in my stainless steel sink I didn't know where that bad!

Now excuse me as I go and use the Neuraliser on the loudly barking dog next door...........

 

[kilobravo]

You guys crack me up. <grinning>

DBF: Yep, a good handheld light is indispensible and the model you posted looks an awful lot like my Astra. That's how those folks duit...change a little something here, something there, and put another label on it. :-) GREAT light, however.

 

[VIPR01]

Throw one of these in the cart also, versatile flame thrower.

 

[kilobravo]

Scangrip has some REALLY nice stuff but, you get what you pay for, usually.

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