simple indoors spray booth

[Failname]

The weather is terrible right now and i dont like spray painting (with those simple cannisters) outdoors with a lot of moisture in the air , wind, and often rain.
so im thinking of a simple indoors spray booth.

I have a cubic table, about 50 or 60 cm
could i just get some trash bags , tape them around the legs of the table, cut a hole in the top for the fan/filter and have something viable?

 

[Sean]

It would't take care of the fumes that would be produced.I have thought of making such a thing myself.but I would want It vented to the outside some way......

 

[Failname]

It would't take care of the fumes that would be produced.I have thought of making such a thing myself.but I would want It vented to the outside some way......

Dont those soldering filters absorb the fumes?
And if so you can use a airco hose (about the same size as most fans used for that kind of thing) and put it through a window , if its a plastic tube it can often be pressed together and save a lot of space, unfortunatly... i threw the hose of my airco away..

 

[Sean]

Just checked out the soldering fume extractors as I didn't know about those.on the video's there soldering right by the filter. and the thin plume of smoke is going right into it.spray paint is a whole different animal.fumes and over spray goes every were.just my thoughts tho.it would have to be a totally closed system.like a box sand blasting system but vented to the outside...

 

[Sean]

I guessing your like me and don't have a garage to play in....

 

[Michael Bergeron]

I have a portable spray booth that I made using 3/4 of a large cardboard box. I use a bathroom fan on the top of it to get the worst out and wear a face mask when spraying.

Granted I do this in my garage.

 

[Failname]

I guessing your like me and don't have a garage to play in....

Yep, a garage would solve a lot of problems

 

[Failname]

I have a portable spray booth that I made using 3/4 of a large cardboard box. I use a bathroom fan on the top of it to get the worst out and wear a face mask when spraying.

Granted I do this in my garage.

Oh well, ill just use a big box, or what ever i have as a booth to contain overspray and spray in a room with a mask on and open the window/ close door when im done

 

[pengbuzz]

This might be of help:

Forums - Painting and airbrushing - Tools, Techniques, and Reference Materials - Finescale Modeler Community

Also, in the December 2000 issue of Finescale Modeler, there was a design for a spray booth that was quite workable. You may want to look into this.

 

[Failname]

This might be of help:

Forums - Painting and airbrushing - Tools, Techniques, and Reference Materials - Finescale Modeler Community

Also, in the December 2000 issue of Finescale Modeler, there was a design for a spray booth that was quite workable. You may want to look into this.

Yeah that gave some intel, thanks

i guess ill use a scrap closet (wood 60x60x40 if im right) , will allow for mounting stuff like a light and tools (and the fan ofcourse)