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cheap spray booth option.
A cheap way to make a spray booth. Probably not new, but should work well.
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Rkt-Rch
Vent Vent Vent !!!!! Did the same thing except the whole garage had to be done, used (2) carpet blowers (Big blue ones..) Just remember all that overspray goes somewhere Ie..Floor...cars outside (wet floor if it's a big job) I forgot what I painted but DO remember having to buff out 2 cars in the neigborhood. LOLLast edited by Guest; 02-20-2010, 07:28 AM.
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landshark
Originally posted by Rkt-Rch View PostVent Vent Vent !!!!! Did the same thing except the whole garage had to be done, used (2) carpet blower (Big blue ones..) Just remember all that overspray goes somewhere Ie..Floor... (wet floor if it's a big job) I forgot what I painted nut DO remember having to buff out 2 cars in the neigborhood. LOL
I do plan on making a vent somewhere, breathing is kind of important.
The floor doesnt matter if it gets overspray, but i was going to wet it down anyway to avoid dust.
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conrad
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spyug
Great job sir.
I have the same kind of setup only half size. I made 3 4'x4' frames out of 1'x2" and stapled big trash bags to them to form walls. I join them in a C shape with spring clamps and set the 'booth" up on a table made of an old door over my saw horses. I cover the top with another large trash bag and leave it open on one side.
As I'm only painting bike stuff, I find it big enough and easy to setup and store. It has a lot of ventilation being open on one side but it still traps the overspray.
I'll be clearcoating the 'tins" soon so I'll post a pic then.
As the others have mentioned, it is always a good idea to move all your toys outside and cover everything else as that spray can travel. a few years back I made the mistake of trying to paint a frame in my basement workshop and even with covers there was overspray everywhere. Don't forget to get a proper rated and good quality mask as that stuff can clog your lungs as I'm sure you know.
Now lets see what you're painting.
Cheers,
SpyugLast edited by Guest; 02-20-2010, 12:26 PM.
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Mine has become semi permanent or at least seasonal; One more paint job for teh GSXR and it will come down. This year I put a peak in the roof as it hat to get through the rainy season. I would suggest making them as big as you can and I alway wet the floor but get plenty of spray on the floor. I'm hoping that the power washer will get it all off of the concrete.
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Macguyver
Venting
If you are looking for a great way to get the overspray out of the air, ask your local auto paint store to get you a sticky sided booth door filter, and secure it over the intake side of one of those square box fans with duct tape around the edges, sticky side out.
It will grab almost all of the overspray and hold it in the filter. You can even do both sides to make sure. Works great, and easy to clean up. In a pinch, one could use a large furnace filter element, but it won't work as well. The sticky filters are usually 8-10 dollars a piece for the high quality ones.
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Originally posted by spyug View PostDon't forget to get a proper rated and good quality mask as that stuff can clog your lungs as I'm sure you know.
A 3M dust mask aint gonna get it...82 1100 EZ (red)
"You co-opting words of KV only thickens the scent of your BS. A thief and a putter-on of airs most foul. " JEEPRUSTY
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cyclefvr2
Originally posted by Rkt-Rch View PostVent Vent Vent !!!!! Did the same thing except the whole garage had to be done, used (2) carpet blowers (Big blue ones..) Just remember all that overspray goes somewhere Ie..Floor...cars outside (wet floor if it's a big job) I forgot what I painted but DO remember having to buff out 2 cars in the neigborhood. LOL
i was going to say VENT as well bro!!! hahaha
not just to breath but if your paint doesnt get enough air ,it will not dry right!
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landshark
Thanks for the ideas everyone, i will look at a filter today i think.
I will probably vent it out the back door, theres a big intersection there and a lot of Harleys that give me the sh1ts either early in the morning or late at night, so that would probably be the best place for overspray
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Macguyver
Originally posted by landshark View PostThanks for the ideas everyone, i will look at a filter today i think.
I will probably vent it out the back door, theres a big intersection there and a lot of Harleys that give me the sh1ts either early in the morning or late at night, so that would probably be the best place for overspray
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conrad
Originally posted by landshark View PostMaybe, but i dont know if a GS can cure a mid life crisis like an overpriced pump engine can?
rgds,
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landshark
Originally posted by conrad View Postwhy all the HD's about? I thought the gold coast was racer's rest, flames on the zimmers etc... I'd imagined all these way cool 10% metal knurly old men on turbo'd rudges and such.
rgds,
I dont know why, but this seems to be what happens?
Sometimes we see the race car drivers around, also Doohan and a couple of others. But most of the race car drivers seem to have Harleys!
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Originally posted by landshark View Post
They either ride Harleys to the coffee shop, or they don the lycra and ride their racing bicycles to the coffee shop.
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WTF? They do coffee too?
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