Inflatable paint booths
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68Moparmaniac
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Depending on how often you plan to use it, they can be pricey. I build my own using 2x2's and plastic sheeting for a fraction of the cost.
j-c-c-62
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My first concern would be with static electricity.
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Hang dryer sheets inside static goes by by and cover floor with paper
I’m happy with mine. Easy to set up and takes no room to store it. I always put air filters covering the inlet of the blowers to prevent any outside dirt and dust from getting sucked into the booth.
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What size and brand do you have ?
b_body_hopeful
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What about airflow thru the booth? My experience is the airflow was not enough to clear the overspray very well.
I sold the booth cause of that and don't remember what type it was. Used it seven years ago. hope they got better.
I sold the booth cause of that and don't remember what type it was. Used it seven years ago. hope they got better.
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I had one, used it one time, then got rid of it as fast as I could. There is almost no airflow in them. I was painting a truck bed, and after spraying the first coat of clear, the fog was so thick I couldn’t see across the booth. Probably the dirtiest paint job too. I ended up finishing the job in my driveway. The one I had was a Vevor brand. Never again for me.
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Never had an inflatable. Never.
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