POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post
http://gizmodo.com/382471/paint-thic...-of-your-walls Thought some of you all might be interested as well. Grant
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YOUR RESEARCHmight get one of these
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POST 2Original post
Quotes source post: 5338611
We'll just borrow yours. Seriously, does this work? Let us know.
POST 3Original post
I might as well, I'm on a detail spending spree
POST 4Original post
Its more interesting to get one that shows you the thickness of the paint, that one just shows you red or green light whatever that could mean.
POST 5 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post
Quotes source post: 5340983
I think red is bad and green is good.
POST 6Original post
Quotes source post: 5341621
Propably but what does that help you, its more interesting to see how many mm layer of paint the car have to determine different things like resprayed, repaired etc...
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