Mike Shields
09-22-2010, 10:55 AM
One area of my finishing that is severely lacking is having a spray booth. The booth I would be able to use in my garage, would be a knock-down design. Probably utilizing a two sides and a top piece.
It's easier to (dangerously) overlook the fume side of of spraying, vs the overspray and contamination on the project your working on.
From all the reading I've done here, it seems that a spray booth is designed with exhausting of fumes. Do you not consider (in the design) the need for surface protection from airborne contaminates and overspray?
I would think that the design would differ between these two seperate requirements. Unless, of course, your using a professional quality ($$$$), permanently installed booth, which I'll never have.
Your thoughts?
Thanks...
It's easier to (dangerously) overlook the fume side of of spraying, vs the overspray and contamination on the project your working on.
From all the reading I've done here, it seems that a spray booth is designed with exhausting of fumes. Do you not consider (in the design) the need for surface protection from airborne contaminates and overspray?
I would think that the design would differ between these two seperate requirements. Unless, of course, your using a professional quality ($$$$), permanently installed booth, which I'll never have.
Your thoughts?
Thanks...