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Originally Posted by Centerline
Must have missed this post.
Here's a pic of the temporary booth I built when I painted my '41. Used a wood frame and plastic sheeting. The sheeting was stapled to the ceiling and to the frame and I used duct tape to seal the plastic sheets together. Also duct taped the plastic to the floor.
I used three box fans blowing air in through furnace filters and one box fan sucking air out through a filter. This kept the booth pressurized and the dust down. Worked pretty well if I do say so myself. The doors were made using a wood frame and were covered in plastic sheeting.
Make sure you have a good fresh air supply for breathing too. You don't want to breath the iso's in modern paints because they can kill you.
Good luck.
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Hi Centerline
Nice job on the spray garage booth.
Maybe I'm 2 ol' for this stuff ~ but I don't get the filter and where you placed 'em where your fans R
Some Question(s) Please;
1. Why Furace Filters? Are they the BEST 2 use ?
2. Are Box Fans the most reasonable ones to buy ?
I want to paint my Harley and then brake-down the spray booth.
Any and all suggestions will be greatly appreciated.
THANKS CENTERLINE
GOD BLESS
Schooner
