[Purplewidow]

i end up doing testing like this in flexible packaging..but our gauges are around the same price if not higher.. i am really getting interested in a paint guage just so i can check how much i removed after i polish

[DetailAddict]

I'll do a search as well... but can someone post a 'bargain' link to the DFT combo PTG? Thanks!

[detaildoc]

Originally Posted by Mindflux

Why not a Highline PTG? Under 400 bucks. Cheaper than the DFT but more than the HF PTG obviously.

I am seriously considering this one. Hoping someone writes a review on it first.

[Greg Nichols]

I have the Highline PTG, and let SuperBee mess with it for a weekend. We both think its a very nice PTG for the price, kicks butt over slightly more expensive PTG.

For me I wanted to have a guage that measures both Fe and non Fe, Microns and Mils, and good resolution, good accuracy. The highline gives all this.

When I was looking, you can find cheaper models but the accuracy is like only every Mill, rathat than .1mil or .001microns. Why own a guage that you can notice subtle differences to paint thickness.

As pointed out already the Highline is an ELconometer PTG in reality, that is HUGE factor.

Cheers,
GREG

[detaildoc]

Originally Posted by Greg Nichols

I have the Highline PTG, and let SuperBee mess with it for a weekend. We both think its a very nice PTG for the price, kicks butt over slightly more expensive PTG.

For me I wanted to have a guage that measures both Fe and non Fe, Microns and Mils, and good resolution, good accuracy. The highline gives all this.

When I was looking, you can find cheaper models but the accuracy is like only every Mill, rathat than .1mil or .001microns. Why own a guage that you can notice subtle differences to paint thickness.

As pointed out already the Highline is an ELconometer PTG in reality, that is HUGE factor.

Cheers,
GREG

Awesome! Thanks for the info. I've noticed more and more people purchasing this paint gauge.