Lighting for detailing

Eager

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What’s your lighting setup for when buffing a car ? Wouldn mind adding something more in my garage, it’s got excellent general lighting day light tubes with white walls, but side on I could use something extra
Anyone mount anything to walls or just use floor standing flood light type things ?
 

euge07

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Personally I use twin led floodlights on a tripod, and also 2 different colour match sealey torches. If it is just for home use I would recommend buying a colour match torch
 

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Personally I use twin led floodlights on a tripod, and also 2 different colour match sealey torches. If it is just for home use I would recommend buying a colour match torch
I like the idea of lighting always available like a stand, not flicking a torch on and off

LED you recommend ?
 

big_pete

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Decent quality LED stands are where I would start, something with focus not a diffussed light
 

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Gareth

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Screwfix do twin light on a stand for not a lot of money. I'm yet to take the diffusers off though.

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I've got a halogen set of those twins on a stand and an LED set, depending what I'm looking for the different light shows up different things, I find.
 

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We’ve sold a load of these which are a brilliant job for detailing, they usually come with a telescopic stand, but can be used on their own. Two brightness levels and each lamp can be run individually or together.

 
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