Need help remembering truss rod adjustment guide lines

Trying to remember, need a few hints.

To the best of my memory while holding each string on the 2nd, and 19th
fret simultainesly the string should clear the middle frets by a crazy ,small, mynute, fractional unit of meserment I cant seem to remember, so I guess at it. If I see a little daylight I call it good.
I would really like to know the proper method, and mesurments. Memory loss is one of my conditions, and I fear my mind is making up its own custom procedure in order to compensate for massive brain cell loss syndrom.
Hoo ever knows the real deal start to finish should consider contributing to a brain cell loss surviver/aspiring gutiarist, and save me from having to look it up. Im to tired.

Check out projectguitar.com

And every guitar player should own this particular book:
Guitar Player Repair Guide
by Dan Erlewine

Originally Posted by: bigbudaCheck out projectguitar.com

I am so burned out on research im being lazy and hoping someone will cut me some slack and just tell me.

Originally Posted by: R. ShackleferdAnd every guitar player should own this particular book:
Guitar Player Repair Guide
by Dan Erlewine

I just need a few hints to refresh my memory, a simple fractional mesurment, and someone to varify if I am holding down the correct frets before gageing, and while Im checkin clearances Ill no the "proper" adjustments were made, and I thank someone else for wanting to lend there knowledge just to be helpful.

Referencing the book mentioned above, it says to fret the 1st and 17th frets. You might also just stick a capo on the 1st so you don't have to keep holding it down. And relief measurements vary by guitar models, but range from .004" to .012". In addition you'll need to readjust bridge saddles for action and intonation.

Originally Posted by: R. ShackleferdReferencing the book mentioned above, it says to fret the 1st and 17th frets. You might also just stick a capo on the 1st so you don't have to keep holding it down. And relief measurements vary by guitar models, but range from .004" to .012". In addition you'll need to readjust bridge saddles for action and intonation.

I thought I wasent remembering that rite. You been a big help. Hope I can return the favor. Bust uh nut back at ya.