3M 3M PPS SUN GUN II Light Kit

Features and Benefits:

• Longer battery run time
• Wider; more even light beam
• Improved battery charger
• Choose the correct variant or alternative color chip; verify coverage and color match
• Identify post -paint defects such as swirl marks; burn through; sand scratches and dirt-nibs

The 3M; PPS; SUN GUN; II Light Kit offers the following advantages to each area of the collision center: Paint: Choose the correct variant or alternative color chip; verify coverage and color match. Regardless of existing weather and lighting conditions; no matter where the vehicle is located in the shop; the 3M; PPS; SUN GUN; II Light Kit will help the painter assess and select the paint that best represents the actual color of the vehicle being repaired. In the event the color does not match; the 3M; PPS; SUN GUN ; II Light; will assist the painter in determining what is necessary to correct the mismatch leading them closer to the correct match. Detail: Identify post -paint defects such as swirl marks; burn through; sand scratches and dirt-nibs. The 3M; PPS; SUN GUN; II Light Kit helps to identify paint defects that can be corrected in the shop environment; without having to pull the car outside to examine. The 3M; PPS; SUN GUN; II Light Kit will also assist in confirming that there are no defects before delivering the vehicle. This helps to avoid costly re-work and/or re-do's. Estimator: Assist in clearly identifying damaged areas prior to writing the estimate. The 3M; PPS; SUN GUN; II Light Kit helps the estimator to clearly evaluate and validate the damaged areas of the car prior to beginning the repair process. Regardless of weather conditions; no matter where the vehicle is located; no matter how poor the lighting conditions; the estimator can evaluate the damage without having to move the vehicle. Body: Identify pre-paint defects such as pin holes; sand scratches and solvent-pop. The 3M; PPS; SUN GUN; II Light Kit makes it easier to see common defects such as pin-holes; solvent-pop; sand-scratches etc.; prior to applying primer or basecoat. This dramatically reduces the potential for re-work; re-dos or comebacks."".