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1. Get a forklift with a Slant-6 engine 2. Watch this hi-larious German (because of course it is) movie:

Oh, yeah, if you're doing colour-critical work (body/paint, etc) then colour rendering is super important. There are high-CRI (95+) LEDs, but they're not widely marketed to consumers and they're expensive. The highest-CRI artificial light source is (wait for it) halogen. A halogen light fed its...

Bring along a salt shaker when you're shopping for lights. That "Kelvin rating" stuff is thrown around as if it's this giant, big, massively important thing to the exclusion of all other things. It is not! Use it as a general guideline to know what kind of light you'll get—when a reputable...

What used to be Philips Lighting is now a spun-off, independent company called Lumileds. They still use the Philips brand name for light bulbs because of consumer familiarity. No, it's selection of the actual LEDs themselves.

That is not necessarily correct. White LEDs are available in a full range from very yellow to very blue.

LEDs are like anything else: buy cheap ѕhіt, get cheap ѕhіt that works poorly for a short time until it dies. Buy good quality, get good quality that works well for a long time. There's a mountain of cheap ѕhіt on the market—avoid it. There's also a whole lot of really good stuff on the market...

Mostly I spend my time thinking about lights with wheels under them, but from time to time I think about ones that are intended to stay put. There's a service called FromJapan whereby those of us outside of Japan can easily and cost-effectively buy stuff from the closed and opaque Japanese...

Next time I'm over there I'll take some if that's okeh with him. He's doing gloss black.

An A-body freak friend of mine is well along in the process of painting his '64 Valiant (225 2x1bbl 4-speed) using the Rustoleum/foam-roller method. He's not done yet and it's already clearly going to come out great.

Serious as a heart attack 200 miles from the nearest hospital. See here; scroll down nine posts to the one from 69Chargeryeehaa.

I need a full set of these, obviously.

All the sudden spray chrome is old news, as it seems; now there's stretch chrome film. :shock:

See here, and here.