Show us you spraybooth

[Skyler101]

Hey guys,

Im putting out the call... Show us what you use for a spraybooth.
Bought or built, what do you use...

All picks and ideas would be appreciated. Im sick of spraying paint all over the place

-Skyler101

 

[JOATRASH FX]

I've got a couple of really deep IKEA bookshelves in my hobby room and I'm using one plane as a spray booth. I've stapled black plastic all arount the inside and added a small "lip" on the outside to catch rebounding paint spray. I've also added a light to the top.

The whole thing is only about 3ft by 3ft by 2ft but it works for general model work (airbrushing). If I need to used spray cans with toxic fumes I seal the whole thing with see-through plastic (ceran wrap works) and cut a hole for my arm. I think the largest prop I've used it for is my Pulse Rifle.

/Joe F
Sweden

 

[joeranger]

I think the largest prop I've used it for is my Pulse Rifle.

How about a pic of the PR?

My spray booth is a large cardboard box with a hole in the back where I attach my shop vac to suck up the air.

 

[micdavis]

Here's the one I use.

 

[badger]

I just use my driveway.



badger

 

[12Rogues]

Originally posted by micdavis@Aug 24 2005, 10:25 PM
Here's the one I use.

Whoa. :confused

It comes with a clock? :eek

Mine doesn't have a clock :unsure

 

[Lord Abaddon]

Micdavis wins. :lol

Mine's just a good sized cardboard box, and no clock.

 

[Hotshot]

Mines the trunk of a 95 ford taurus station wagon. adds whole new meaning to driveing under the influence??
"Are you drunk, sir?"
"No officer..."
"Stoned?"
"Nope.."
"What then?"
"I just did a gloss coat.."

 

[Ketzer.com]

Not mine, but Thomas' (Hollywood Hardware)

Makes the DeBoer Enterprise look like a Micro Machine.



Tim

 

[Skyler101]

Mic booth is a little big for me. Im looking at something like 12rouges has in his picture... What did you use for the extractor vent and motor?

-Skyler101

 

[12Rogues]

I used a common bathroom vent fan with some filter material normally used in air purifiers.

------Disclaimer-------
I don't claim that shooting flamable materials through a common bathroom fan is safe. Flamable materials can be ignited by an unshielded electric motor. I suggest you practice safety in your work area, and purchase a vent fan made specificly for venting paint fumes.
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I usually spray acrylic paints in my booth (which still isn't 100% safe) but so far I still have all my fingers and toes, face, eyes and the rest of my original factory installed equipment....

You may look at McMaster Carr for a good explosion proof fan McMaster Carr or Grainger.

Good luck,
BC

 

[wynnstudio]

Try some of these.


wynnstudio

 

[yt]

Try Harbor Frieght.com, the 44040, I think mine was $50.

 

[Ketzer.com]

Originally posted by yt@Aug 27 2005, 05:16 AM
Try Harbor Frieght.com,  the 44040, I think mine was $50.

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how cute.

If I ever need to paint a lego brick, I will definately buy one of those shoe boxes.

Tim

 

[BlindSquirrel]

I decided to go the top-of-the-line high tech approach.

 

[12Rogues]

Originally posted by BlindSquirrel@Aug 28 2005, 05:29 AM
I decided to go the top-of-the-line high tech approach.

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Now I don't want to sound like a know-it-all, but I think you're supposed to take it out of the box before you use it.