| Project by JayDee | posted 264 days ago | 659 views | 4 times favorited | 7 comments |  |
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This is the spray booth in my shop. It is 10’ x 12’ inside with a 10’ ceiling. I have a cabinet built just outside the booth to hold all my paint stuff including the Turbinair HVLP system I use to spray. It has an exhaust fan high on the back wall. I built an enclusure for it to accept a filter. Also the doors have filters in them so I can filter the air comming in and out. I also mounted four 8’ fluorescent fixtures vertically in each corner to provide proper lighting. I still want to paint the inside white to help with light dispersion. I have used this on several projects including both Mary Beth’s Bed, and Avery’s Vanity (see projects) and am quite pleased with the results. I am still developing good spraying skills and techniques, but I believe I have the right equipment now.
-- JayDee from Woodstock, GA
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Cory
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posted 264 days ago
Very slick. I guess that’s how you get such great finishes on your projects. Was this an after-thought or did you design your shop with this in mind?
-- Premium firewood created daily.
firecaster
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posted 264 days ago
Now that is dedication!
Great idea, I wish I had the room.
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woodworm
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posted 264 days ago
You have room for the crucial & sensitive job, how nice it is.
-- masrol, kuala lumpur, MY.
woodnut
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posted 264 days ago
Jaydee, Thanks for posting the pics of your booth, there are alot of great ideas there and a big help for someone like myself that is just getting into spraying.
-- F.Little
lumberknowledgist
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posted 264 days ago
Wow, nice setup! Wish I had a spot like that (and an actual workshop, HVLP system, etc…) :)
-- Jason
ShakerBoxMaker
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Just keep adding test ‘spots’ on the walls and you’ll eventually get it all painted!
-- -- Mark in Fort Wayne, IN
a1Jim
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posted 96 days ago
nice idea
-- Jim from Heirloom Woodshop Southern Oregon