It seems most people do one light at a time. Has anyone done both lights at the same time, moving them through each grit stage together?
1709364
Actually, that was exactly how I did mine. I was a little freaked out because I was afraid if this doesn't work I might just screw up both headlights at the same time. Making my vehicle unusable (at night) until I was able to fix it, but I didn't need to worry. The kit work wonderfully, although until you get to the last step and use the polish you can't really tell how things are working. Other than the fact that all of the steps seemed to be progressing just as others had said with the lights getting more hazy as you work. As I also said I only wish there were more of the rougher sand paper in the kit. My headlights are quite large (Volvo XC90) and the 3 pieces of sandpaper (per light) didn't completely do the job. If you have large headlights and if they are hazy (which if you are thinking of using one of these kits they must be) I would think about maybe getting one kit for each headlight or possibly purchase extra sandpaper on you own to start with (something like P600) then once you have the major 'crud' removed start with the kit and progress thru the stages.
1709365
Depends on the size of the headlights. I have a 2002 Mustang, which has fairly large surface area. Doing one headlight took over an hour (though I'm sure that could be shortened). It wouldn't be difficult to do two at the same time, alternating within stages. But all the parts are very easily interchangeable, so I don't see any time saved. Doing one fully offers experience, as well as the confidence associated with seeing one fully finished product..
1709366
I used the kit twice and I went through the entire cleaning/buffing process each time on both headlights
1709367
Yes when I use this product I do both headlights on the same car. I used this product on three cars now and it works very well
1285668
You can only do one at a time but the tazzer works good you just have to be fast about turning the light switch off and hold the red button ( taz trigger )
895806
To answer your question. You can run each unit individually, seperate from the others. You just have to switch back to that unit's program I order to change anything with speed or lighting.
1157821
The directions for all gel polishes and UV lights say to only put under lights for 2 mine at a time! More time does not equal drier polish...just more smudgy mess!!
524542
I haven't put any together in series. When I mentioned that I used two of the slowly changing (as opposed to FLASHING), they were separate LEDs pointing at slightly separate points on the ceiling. I used 2 AAs to power each light, and 3 AA batteries to make them very bright. Four exceeds their capacity. I threw that trial away.
1457224
I have used both red and blue lights separately and together. I find they work best separately. It takes longer to see results when the lights are combined.
721119
Yes you can do any light combination. I use program B, select color(s) and hit power. I use all three at the same time.
1630721
mine is 6 steps and i have 2 on each side, however i think i could have lit it OK with 2. try 2 and then if you need more just order em, great lights, amazing how much light they put out !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
1054277
I believe the answer is yes. And if for some reason you feel the light is inadequate, just use two.
1580578
Yes they do but if you want all of them to have the same sequence of color change at the same time you need the be able to point to all of the lights at the same time. If you are setting a color no problem
1607897
Not sure exactly what you're asking. As far as I know the lights can't be independent, because that would eliminate the point of the varying "levels" you get with the colors.
397471
Short answer is no. It is not designed to do one at a time. If you do 10 or 15 then the extra cut off should only be on the first one.
291768
Both lights come on at the same time. It is a very bright white, far reaching amount of light. It is an excellent choice for most applications because you can point the lights in different directions.
291766
Both lights come on at the same time. It is a very bright white, far reaching amount of light.It is an excellent choice for most applications because you can point the lights in different directions.
221541
This one is a single stage which means you do one operation at a time then set up and do another. Ex deprime all your cases then set up and complete then next. Progressives are great but if you are new it may be harder to learn to use than a single stage. I used a Single stage at 1st to be safer and comfortable with what I was doing. progressives cant crank rds out way faster than a single once you know what you are doing
1256884
2 pieces you slide together. If the entire grow area is 2x4 you do not need a rail. One light fixture without rail will be enough. A light rail lets you get by with less light, production will always be better with more light fixtures that are stationary. However a local welding shop can make an adapter for the rail and you can move 2 or more lights just be careful of your cords. If you are worried about heat and have a small area look into the new LED lights too.
1536809
Two sets of LEDs in one fixture with a clear lens. The red/white models have a three position toggle switch. Center position is Off. Push one direction from center and the red Leds turn on. Push the other direction from center and the white Leds turn on. You cant turn on both red and white Leds at the same time. In my unit I think I remember there are more white leds than red ones, so the red light is not so bright as the white light. But thats fine because the red lighting is for night use anyway to preserve your night vision.