[piercetdg]

Well I'm painting in a booth that has a lot of dust and I can't spray water all over it because there's some stuff being stored on one side of the booth. So I was wondering what the best way to not get dust in my finish is if I'm doing a complete.

I've heard of something that one adds to the clear coat to suck up the dust when it hits, instead of making a mini crater. And maybe if that doesn't exist is there a clever technique I could use like sponging the ground and walls to make it a little damp?

[Runnin'OnEmpty]

Sweep and vacuum out the floor first.
Then use a fine mist nozzle attached to
your hose to dampen the floor immediately
before painting.

I know of no additive to control dust in clearcoat...???
You might be thinking of fisheye eliminator.

[jcclark]

Originally Posted by Runnin'OnEmpty

I know of no additive to control dust in clearcoat...???.

There is one, it's called a fine mesh strainer (LOL)

(sorry, just had to say that)