Review on 🎨 Revolutionary Thickness Painting Backlight for Precise Used Cars Calibration by Adam Jenkins

Media could not be loaded. I worked in a calibration lab many years ago and was curious how accurate that would be, although for me the only real requirement was consistency of measurements. Imagine my surprise when I opened it up and found almost everything you need to calibrate the field plane (although in most cases this level of accuracy is not required). The counter was very easy to use, I mean basically turn it on, wait for it to reset to ZERO, then just touch what you need (using the default CONT mode) and you can get around that Auto or anything else go around and check it in dozens of places if you want, but what you're really looking for is an inexplicable significant increase in paint thickness or reading something other than FE (i.e. iron or derivatives like steel) if it is It's NF (aluminum) you need to make sure it's what it's supposed to be in there, but if it's not it's probably not a "bondo" and you'll need to go, unless you're willing to bond a previously wrecked car to buy. Conclusion: He did everything I wanted and will do a lot. more if I needed that level of accuracy, but at this point it's an easy 5 star rating for me given what I bought it for.