FS: ETG-I Digital Paint Thickness Guage

[jwktn]

Hello,

I have several nice ETG - I (Industrial Model) paint thickness guages.
promotorcarproducts.com/etgi.htm]Click here for details

[edited for commercial link;2hotford]

The units have the optional print mode which allows you to print thickness readings to show to your customers. The units look like NEW! Comes complete with software, and calibration materials, print cable (DB9). This unit retails for $589.00 new. Here's a chance to get one for half that. $250.00. I maybe listing on ebay soon. If you have any questions please ask.

Regards,
Jason

[Chubs]

Hey Jason,
Check your e-mail. I have some questions for you.

Brandon a.k.a. chubs

[Tom Weed]

I am interested in one and have been on the lookout on ebay, but I am looking for a unit that does both Steel and Aluminum and haven't been to fast to shell out 600 bucks.

Do most newer cars have steel or aluminum body parts? Fenders, hood, trunk etc...

Thanks,
Tom

[jwktn]

Brandon,

I did not get your email for some reason. I have listed one of these on ebay so if you want to take a look at it here is the link.

cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Pro-Motor-Car-ETG-Electronic-Paint-Thickness-Gauge_W0QQcmdZViewItemQQcategoryZ63702QQitemZ4616466056QQrdZ1QQsspagenameZWDVW]Ebay link for Pro Motor Car Paint thickness guage

If you have any questions email me at



Thanks,
Jason

[edited for commercial link and email; please refer to MOL forum rules. 2hotford]

[jwktn]

Tom,

Most newer cars are steel, some hoods and trunks are fiberglass and of course lots of plastic.

Regards,
Jason

[Tim Lingor]

Hey Jason,

I have removed your double post as well as removed the commercial link and email address which violates the MOL Forum Rules.

Thanks
Tim

[Superior Shine]

A WHOLE LOT OF CARS HAVE ALUMINUM PANELS!!

This week we did a range rover and a BMW 645 that I could not get ETG reading off of. The panels were metal but not steel.

[Bill Prentice]

Guage

Hi

I would be interested in one. Let me know how to make contact etc.

Bill P.

[Chubs]

Hey Jason,
Can I ask why your getting rid of it? How old is the unit?
i e-mailed the company and asked what the differences were between the industrial and automotive models. They replied that the industrial model is intended for hard platings and not automotive finishs and they recommended to use the automotive model. Both have the same accuracy rating, so I don't uncerstand what is the difference between the two. Can you help with the difference?
Sorry about not getting back to you and about all the questions?

Thanks,





Chubs