heat lamps

[Guest naughtydog]

Doeas anybody use heat lamps during the winter or what other methgods do you use to spped up the drying time??

Can you recommend a heat lamp??

Naughtydog

[Guest Sprinter]

you could get something like the body shops use for spot repairs, you could find it in the site at northerntools.com or any auto body shop site that sells struff to them. they are portable and you can adjust them height wise!

[Heatgun]

I use a infratech heat lamp on each window after I tint it for about 15-20 minutes. If prevents fingers from popping up after the customer leaves and helps in case they were to roll down the window too soon. It works great. I have been using one now for 2 yrs and dont know how I got by without one.

[Guest Sprinter]

where do you get thoughs and how much are they!

[Guest tintgod]

no heat lamps here

[Guest TINTFXold]

Doeas anybody use heat lamps during the winter or what other methgods do you use to spped up the drying time??

Can you recommend a heat lamp??

Naughtydog

just about any big hardware center carries big drop lights or something along those lines that generate enough heat that'll help you.

[Guest Eclipse]

We use a heat lamp. Speedray model SRU-1615

Watts: 1500. Its made by a company called Infratech. Phone:626-331-9400

It works great. We also have an overhead radient heater for the shop that is about 35 ft long. Which doesn't hurt anything either.

[Guest TINTFXold]

from naughtydog

methgods

[Guest Eclipse]

I think they are about $200. I noticed on the left side of this site where the advertisers are you can go right to their web site. detroitradient.com?

[Guest metint]

Since you are in the UK Naughty, this could give you a start. You could consider buying the fixtures and bulbs to build one yourself to suit your needs.

http://www.commercial-lamps.co.uk/acatalog...heat_lamps.html

Opinions vary on the use of heat lamps, however, the one thing to remember when using them around auto glass is to not leave it unattended and go off to lunch.