Paint thickness gauges are an important tool in the paint inspection and correction process. They are used by professional detailers and paint correction specialists.
Why use a paint thickness gauge for detailing?If defects such as scratches, swirls or other imperfections are to be removed from paint, an abrasive is typically used to remove the surface layer of paint or clear coat. This can be in the form of abrasive paper or an abrasive polishing compound, typically via a dual action or rotary machine polisher.
Before beginning the polishing process, it is important to assess and map the thickness of the paint across the areas to be polished. This allows the user to assess safe thresholds for material removal and identify and potential prior repairs.… Read more
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