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Old 01-24-2013, 01:50 AM
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Just bring it up here and I'll let you use our booth and my personal Iwata for free! Just had to say it... A temporary visqueen booth with pvc pipes and positive pressure fan's works ok. Lay visqueen on the ground first and build a "tent" over the top of it. Or... you can get a storage tent from Sam's club, Costco, etc. for a couple hundred bucks and use it afterwards for storage. just cover the framework with clear visqueen instead of the cover that comes with it for a booth, and paint on a sunny day. Have your fan blowing into the booth with a filter on the fan, and have a filtered hole on the other end to let the air out. I've done a driveway job or two that way in the past. It worked pretty good.

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Old 01-24-2013, 05:09 PM
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Just bring it up here and I'll let you use our booth and my personal Iwata for free! Just had to say it... A temporary visqueen booth with pvc pipes and positive pressure fan's works ok. Lay visqueen on the ground first and build a "tent" over the top of it. Or... you can get a storage tent from Sam's club, Costco, etc. for a couple hundred bucks and use it afterwards for storage. just cover the framework with clear visqueen instead of the cover that comes with it for a booth, and paint on a sunny day. Have your fan blowing into the booth with a filter on the fan, and have a filtered hole on the other end to let the air out. I've done a driveway job or two that way in the past. It worked pretty good.
Ok, I'm headed out now. I'll call you in about two weeks when I get to NW Idaho...lol
I think the PVC 'tent' is going to be my best and easiest approach. I'll make it like a giant pup tent. All I have to do when I'm done is to pull it apart and save it for my next paint job, or plumbing emergency. A/C filters on one end and a couple of box fans on the other.

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Old 01-24-2013, 05:16 PM
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"All I have to do when I'm done is to pull it apart and save it for my next paint job, or plumbing emergency." - LOL. Good one!

will be keeping an eye on your progress. Hope to see a shot of the pvc tent- it might be my solution as well. I am a working stiff and can't afford paint/body.

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