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					25-02-2011, 05:37 PM 
				 
				
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					25-02-2011, 05:53 PM 
				 
				
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				RE: DIY Sun Gun 
				 
					Awesome idea....Where's the wife's hairdryer  
				
				
 
				David : 083 642 2118 www.mobileimage.co.za ![]()  | 
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					26-02-2011, 08:11 AM 
				 
				
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				RE: DIY Sun Gun 
				 
					This is on next weekends agenda, I just need to get my wife a new drier then the old one is mine  
				
				
 , good timing as well, as all my products and machine will be here so I can use the light too.
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					26-02-2011, 01:39 PM 
				 
				
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				RE: DIY Sun Gun 
				 
					A little backround- 
				
				
Colour rendering index (CRI) A scale of the effect of a light source on the colour appearance of an object compared to its colour appearance under a reference light source. Expressed on a scale of 1 to 100, where 100 indicates no colour shift, a low CRI rating suggests that the colours of objects will appear unnatural under that particular light source. CRI is a unit of measure that defines how well colours are rendered by different illumination conditions in comparison to a standard (i.e. a thermal radiator or daylight). CRI is calculated on a scale from 1-100 where a CRI of 100 would represent that all colour samples illuminated by a light source in question would appear to have the same colour as those same samples illuminated by a reference source. The SunGun's lamp has a CRI of 90-95 (sunlight CRI 100) So if you're comparing like with like what is this lamps CRI? ~ Providing unbiased advice that Professional and Enthusiast Detailer’s Trust ~- http://www.facebook.com/pages/Togwt/141827572547893 -  | 
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					27-02-2011, 05:27 PM 
				 
				
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				RE: DIY Sun Gun 
				 
					What a clever idea.
				 
				
				
				
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					27-05-2011, 05:17 AM 
				 
				
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				RE: DIY Sun Gun 
				 
					Thanks for the link Onyx.  
				
				
				
			I've gathered all I could to build one: a dead hair dryer, a 5 watt LED bulb and a base I was advised by a friend to use the LED bulbs instead of the halogen bulb. more light, longer durability and less heat. [img]  [/img]![]() ![]() Excuse me for the quality of the pics   my photography skills not fine tuned and it's the camera phone, it doesn't capture all that we see.Still the difference is evident.  | 
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					27-05-2011, 09:07 AM 
				 
				
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				RE: DIY Sun Gun 
				 
					Looks good zckid ... looks professional...  
				
				
				
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					27-05-2011, 12:50 PM 
				 
				
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				RE: DIY Sun Gun 
				(27-05-2011 09:07 AM)Jughead Wrote: Looks good zckid ... looks professional... Thanks pal My 1st try with the home made sun gun was in the early dawn (everybody else sleeping :drool ![]() I washed n clayed the boot lid of my uncle's Honda Civic. Note the moist, it was difficult to see the swirls under the fluorescent tubes. With the Led, it was clear. ![]() ![]() After a few compounding passes ![]() I set to work then. in the shade, the compounded section was superb but in the sun, the holograms were obvious. I didn't have to polish it after. The car was sold. ![]() If you are trying to build one, try compare a 10 watt LEd bulb with a 5 watt.  | 
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					28-05-2011, 08:16 AM 
				 
				
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				RE: DIY Sun Gun 
				 
					Nicely done! 
				
				
Swop that with the wifeys hair dryer and have a laugh  
				 
				
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