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I just bought a new house and I want to set my garage up for optimal detailing bliss. In my old setup I had two workshop lights overhead they were
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I just bought a new house and I want to set my garage up for optimal detailing bliss. In my old setup I had two workshop lights overhead they were Phillips t4 tubes that were supposed to be bright as the sun (lol) they do light the garage like its daytime but it does not show me the imperfections in the paint at all. The car looks great whether its flawed or not under these lights. Any suggestions from Phil from DD or anyone else
What type of bulb should I be using? Watts? Type? Size? etc etc Thanks in advance |
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