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Old 04-28-2017, 10:58 AM
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Very cool and looks well thought out.
I've never painted with anything more than a spray can. Lol.
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Old 04-29-2017, 01:45 AM
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Very well done! I'm not sure your fan are big enough but you will find out soon. I use a car shelter once with few big box fan and a wet tarp as a floor, only problem I uncounted was the temp rising really fast inside. You already got good advise from fellows here so let us know how this work for you.

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Looks good, better than one of the body shops I worked in years ago!



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Old 04-30-2017, 06:24 PM
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Thats really cool.
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The paint booth is a success. I sprayed some primer today and when I stopped spraying, there was no paint fog at all. The plastic doesn't even have overspray on it like I was worried about due to static electricity.

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Always good seeing your work on here Adam. The grill is doing quite the balancing act! I'm thinking that youre booth will be replicated by some here. How are the fumes outside the booth but still in the garage area?
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Thanks Alvy.

The grill is lagged down to the sawhorse so it can't fall. The fumes outside the booth are barely noticeable. I had a window and the garage door partly opened and there's a breeze today.
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Nice setup!
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