When curing with ultraviolet light...
Newbie here. Just out of curiosity, when you guys are curing with the ultraviolet light what do you do to keep yourselves busy? That 5 minute interval sure feels like a long time. I mean there is nothing to work on. I don't want to offend customers and twiddle my thumbs or stare off into the sky.
It may sound like a silly question but I want to present a professional image.
Thanks in advance.
It may sound like a silly question but I want to present a professional image.
Thanks in advance.
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Two things come to mind right away... well make that three now:
1. Write up invoice, etc.
2. Perform an impressive cleaning/packing ritual with the equipment
3. Get a faster cure light. There are good lights that only need 1-2 minutes...
1. Write up invoice, etc.
2. Perform an impressive cleaning/packing ritual with the equipment
3. Get a faster cure light. There are good lights that only need 1-2 minutes...
lakosbo,
Not sure what lamp your using now but check out Delta Kits 9w dual tube 12".
I've been using mine for 6 months now it it works great, cures in two minutes under normal temps and is very reasonably priced! Also to mention.....UV bulbs will lose some of there effiency after 4-6 months if your doing alot of repairs, so make sure to order and extra bulb. Also helps out in case you accidently drop kick yours someday
Not sure what lamp your using now but check out Delta Kits 9w dual tube 12".
I've been using mine for 6 months now it it works great, cures in two minutes under normal temps and is very reasonably priced! Also to mention.....UV bulbs will lose some of there effiency after 4-6 months if your doing alot of repairs, so make sure to order and extra bulb. Also helps out in case you accidently drop kick yours someday

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Starquest,
I took your advice and looked to purchase that new uv light. I currently have 40-13 12 volt which came with my kit. It costs $130. According to the DeltaKits write up it is their best 12 volt. I assumed you were recommending thier 40-14 which is $110, but it's a 12 volt also.
Do I already have the better light? Which models are others using for fast curing?
Thanks again.
I took your advice and looked to purchase that new uv light. I currently have 40-13 12 volt which came with my kit. It costs $130. According to the DeltaKits write up it is their best 12 volt. I assumed you were recommending thier 40-14 which is $110, but it's a 12 volt also.
Do I already have the better light? Which models are others using for fast curing?
Thanks again.
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StarQuest (others)...
Lakosbo,
I'll give you a quick preview of the testing that will come out in our newsletter soon...
The 40-13 is a great all around light, but if you're looking at just speed, the 40-14 is faster.
I'll give you a quick preview of the testing that will come out in our newsletter soon...
The 40-13 is a great all around light, but if you're looking at just speed, the 40-14 is faster.
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