The HighLine Meter Paint Thickness Gauge is a tool used to accurately determine the thickness of a painted surface. Knowing how thick (or thin!) the paint you are about to correct is, will help you achieve the best results possible. This 2nd Gen HighLine Paint Meter will determine if the surface is ferrous (Fe) or non-ferrous (NFe) and gives you an accurate reading in both Mils and Microns. For any serious, professional detailer, the HighLine Meter Paint Thickness Gauge is an invaluable addition to your detailing supply.The HighLine Meter Paint Thickness Gauge comes pre-calibrated with a 0-41 mils reading capability. The large LCD display is easy to read and “flips” if the gauge is turned upside down allowing you to measure the paint and read the display on just about any portion of the car easily. The large foot or tip of the HighLine Paint Meter ensures a stable reading and the whole gauge fits perfectly in your hand measuring about 4 inches in length.
The HighLine Meter Paint Thickness Gauge is memory capable, allowing you to keep the previous 10 measurements. One AAA battery is pre-installed.
Highline Meter Paint Thickness Gauge comes package in an attractive case and includes the following:
HighLine Meter Paint Thickness Gauge – 2nd Generation
4 plastic calibration shims of varying thickness
Measuring the thickness of the affected paint before wetsanding is a must; measuring before paint correction is generally recommended and the HighLine Meter Paint Thickness Gauge will give you the accurate readings you need to perfect your paint.
Compared to the 1st Generation meter, this 2nd Generation meter provides:
A smaller compact size
Larger LCD display with button activated 180 degree screen rotation
Only requires 1 AAA battery
Small and durable "sunglasses" style case
Made in China
Product Description
Steel & Aluminum readings
Pre-calibrated
0-40 Mils (Thickest reading capability available)
On/Off button for safe pocket carrying
Large LCD read-out with flip display technology
Auto-switch technology with surface indication (FE/NF)
