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The one thing I learned a long time ago about spray painting is to put the hose over your shoulder so it doesn't drag up against your project. The hose should just be long enough to reach out with your arm straight then going over the shoulder around the neck and over the other shoulder and under your arm then end up behind you.
I must say that is a great idea I was about to purchase one when my wife told me that there are 2 of them in the garage that she purchased super cheap... I just put it up and works like a charm.....for various tasks....thanks
Little late being a year old but a an idea, try sell "tarp zippers" that are just adhesive backed zippers. Could use slightly thicker mil plastic on one side and use that for the door. Would add a little to the cost but might make entering and exiting a little easier too
I've done this before using tarps worked well and hopefully gonna find a cheap car port this year rather then my ez up. Also not sure if it helps but I used to spray air barriers on all sorts of building and to keep my respirator filters lasting a bit longer I use a cloth and wrap the filter and some painters tape to hold it on. Then discard the cloth when daily or even sooner if need be. And use baby wipes to clean any thing in or out of the mask after I leave the booth.
I like the set up. Great I'd you dont have a dedicated booth. When building case work and cubbies, you should machine and prefinish your parts first then assembly. Its extremely difficult to get a great finish inside of a box due to overspray . I avoid spraying vertical, you cant lay an adequate amount of finish without sag and runs
I couldn't figure out why I was getting so many nibs in certain areas. Then I figured out it was just not enough material and the light coats were rough. Great tips!
bp 77 Yes, a booth should have some form of ventilation with filters. And once you learn to paint, you can paint vertical surfaces just fine without runs. Generally, the tricks are to use multiple coats with the first coat very light and then get a little heavier each subsequent coat. And having a good gun that is set properly.
Great video! I never thought to use a pop up, excellent idea. Quick PSA, tell Shawn he needs to get some cartridge filters like you've got, those pink 2097s don't do anything for airborne vapors.
I agree, for an enclosed space (like a spray booth) the cartridge style will be more effective. The 2097s (for Organic Vapor) might be OK if you are just outside though ("Nuisance Level" but not concentrated).
Yeah, you end up ruining your 2097 filters if you keep doing that. I have one one pair that ended up smelling like mineral spirits when you inhale (of course I ended up tossing that one).
Decent video. Thank you. Every spray tent aI have come across in my research has a fan blowing out to create an out-flow for particulates. Wish you would have included that.
The canopy in the video has a scissor-lke frame. The EZ Up Canopy on Amazon doesn't appear to. Maybe it changed? In any case, a great idea. I need a simple spray booth solution for my airless gun.
Our local hardware store does a white PVC party tent with walls etc for under $100. It's quite big. Might have to invest in one of them. Thanks for the idea.
I try this and all the fumes just sat back on the finish project as I am spraying I dont get this spraying both thing how the I get the spray fumes out faster
Nice booth but you are forgetting 2 extremely important things. The fumes you are breathing from that less than adequate mask are deadly. Not to mention they can very easily create an explosion like you wouldn't even believe. One spark or static charge and BOOM. ESPECIALLY since you are letting them build up by not using a fan. Which needs to be explosion proof. Just sayin.
What kind of lacquer are you using? Where do you get it? I can't find quality precat in CA! You guys look like you're wearing bad breaking bad costumes with the highschool chemistry goggles JK!
@@blahblahblahblah2837 Sorry for the delay. In Ontario, there's strict guidelines around spray booths, everything right down to the type of blades used on fans.
@@clayvansickle1 Where I live, it's not permissible to use a temporary setup such as this, unless you're spraying waterborne lacquer, at which point I don't believe you're required to follow the same guidelines as if you were spraying something combustible. The main concerns are the environmental impact and safety. If for example, you made a setup like this and bought cheap walmart fans that had metal parts, and there was a spark, the entire spray booth could explode, that's why spray booths are designed so that all metal parts are grounded. A side note, where I live we're also not allowed to open five gallon lacquer cans on a table, you need to keep it on the ground and you can't steer it with a metal object (i.e, the screwdriver you likely opened it with).
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Cheap EZ Up Canopy: amzn.to/2D0htTa
Painter’s Plastic: amzn.to/2WQR9Ct
Spring Clamps: amzn.to/2Vs1rsH
The one thing I learned a long time ago about spray painting is to put the hose over your shoulder so it doesn't drag up against your project. The hose should just be long enough to reach out with your arm straight then going over the shoulder around the neck and over the other shoulder and under your arm then end up behind you.
I must say that is a great idea I was about to purchase one when my wife told me that there are 2 of them in the garage that she purchased super cheap... I just put it up and works like a charm.....for various tasks....thanks
Little late being a year old but a an idea, try sell "tarp zippers" that are just adhesive backed zippers. Could use slightly thicker mil plastic on one side and use that for the door. Would add a little to the cost but might make entering and exiting a little easier too
I've done a similar setup as a heated exterior wet tile cutting booth during a tile job during a MN winter. small heater and away we went!
Usa a boxfan in one of the corners to get the fumes out! It works great
I've done this before using tarps worked well and hopefully gonna find a cheap car port this year rather then my ez up. Also not sure if it helps but I used to spray air barriers on all sorts of building and to keep my respirator filters lasting a bit longer I use a cloth and wrap the filter and some painters tape to hold it on. Then discard the cloth when daily or even sooner if need be. And use baby wipes to clean any thing in or out of the mask after I leave the booth.
Nice Dexter style kill room!
Yes Dexter!!!
Great idea. Recently I have been thinking of some type of spray booth in my small shop this will work great just set up in the drive.thanks
Loving the videography. Nice montage shots. Awesome video as always.
I like the set up. Great I'd you dont have a dedicated booth. When building case work and cubbies, you should machine and prefinish your parts first then assembly. Its extremely difficult to get a great finish inside of a box due to overspray . I avoid spraying vertical, you cant lay an adequate amount of finish without sag and runs
I couldn't figure out why I was getting so many nibs in certain areas. Then I figured out it was just not enough material and the light coats were rough. Great tips!
bp 77 Yes, a booth should have some form of ventilation with filters. And once you learn to paint, you can paint vertical surfaces just fine without runs. Generally, the tricks are to use multiple coats with the first coat very light and then get a little heavier each subsequent coat. And having a good gun that is set properly.
You're alright fella ! You're right, that was easy, I'm a senior, and amped up to go do my DIY projects !!👍
Great video! I never thought to use a pop up, excellent idea.
Quick PSA, tell Shawn he needs to get some cartridge filters like you've got, those pink 2097s don't do anything for airborne vapors.
I will thanks bud!
I agree, for an enclosed space (like a spray booth) the cartridge style will be more effective. The 2097s (for Organic Vapor) might be OK if you are just outside though ("Nuisance Level" but not concentrated).
The way I learned was pink is for particulate, vapors require the cartridges.
Yeah, you end up ruining your 2097 filters if you keep doing that. I have one one pair that ended up smelling like mineral spirits when you inhale (of course I ended up tossing that one).
Thanks for how to do this and all your help on other woodworking!
Thanks for the video. I will do this for painting motorcycle parts. Just need the plastic.
That looks just like the loading dock and building that they used in breaking bad when he worked below the laundry.
"How's my hair?" Still perfect, haha. Great video.
Decent video. Thank you. Every spray tent aI have come across in my research has a fan blowing out to create an out-flow for particulates. Wish you would have included that.
This may be in some of the other comments answer wise but I'm wondering what you do use for ventilation to get rid of the overspray?
Very little over spray is big advantage to HVLP.
Great idea. I even have an old canopy that I could use.
The canopy in the video has a scissor-lke frame. The EZ Up Canopy on Amazon doesn't appear to. Maybe it changed? In any case, a great idea. I need a simple spray booth solution for my airless gun.
I like your idea
Brother, that’s creepy. It’s like you read my mind! You’re the best man
Bro this is awesome!.......and you look like Jimmy Kimmel
What type of sprayer did you use?
Is that Shaun from foureyesfurniture in the background cleaning floor?
How big does your compressor need to be? Mine is only 2hp 25 litres. Will that work with HVLP?
Great video. Is the red C10 next? : ) Thanks for sharing! Cheers!
What a great idea.
Our local hardware store does a white PVC party tent with walls etc for under $100. It's quite big. Might have to invest in one of them. Thanks for the idea.
I believe that using pvc piping would be cheaper.
Not by much. This is a much better way to go for a temporary small spray booth!
Did you forget to include the part where you ventilate?
"Particle tight" thats the term youre looking for.
Tip: if you’re going to wear a half face respirator, make sure you’re clean shaven with no stubble or hair coming in contact with the mask seal.
🏍️ That's a little over the top. You'll survive despite your stubble.
Can this apply to painting car parts?
I try this and all the fumes just sat back on the finish project as I am spraying I dont get this spraying both thing how the I get the spray fumes out faster
Thank you
Anyone know what coating they used? 🙊
Were you spraying lacquer?
Yes
Nice booth but you are forgetting 2 extremely important things. The fumes you are breathing from that less than adequate mask are deadly. Not to mention they can very easily create an explosion like you wouldn't even believe.
One spark or static charge and BOOM.
ESPECIALLY since you are letting them build up by not using a fan. Which needs to be explosion proof.
Just sayin.
ONLY you could come out of a paint sock with that perfect hair!!
They make zippers for the doors
Did I miss something? Where's the fan???
So no extraction fan?
Painter's plastic $20. It's now $37 🤣
Cheapest helper, hahaha
Video should have been called the easiest way to set up a paint booth.
The spray booth is better sealed than his respirator over his mask.
Is it me or does he not look just like Jimmy Kimmel?
I get that almost every video
🧡💯😎👍👍🍺
😃👍🏻👊🏻
What kind of lacquer are you using? Where do you get it? I can't find quality precat in CA! You guys look like you're wearing bad breaking bad costumes with the highschool chemistry goggles JK!
Woodcraft has pretty good finish selection
@@katzmosestools thanks! Do you have a favorite finish that is fast drying?
haha that's more than $50 in clips.
He reminds me of Jimmy Kimmel a bit
so tedious. im be passing this time.
lol ur using a p100 mask designed for dust, not fumes bro
It's a a great idea, but depending on where you live, this is illegal.
Seriously? Where, if you dont mind me asking?
What exactly is illegal about what they showed?
Please move!
@@blahblahblahblah2837 Sorry for the delay. In Ontario, there's strict guidelines around spray booths, everything right down to the type of blades used on fans.
@@clayvansickle1 Where I live, it's not permissible to use a temporary setup such as this, unless you're spraying waterborne lacquer, at which point I don't believe you're required to follow the same guidelines as if you were spraying something combustible. The main concerns are the environmental impact and safety. If for example, you made a setup like this and bought cheap walmart fans that had metal parts, and there was a spark, the entire spray booth could explode, that's why spray booths are designed so that all metal parts are grounded. A side note, where I live we're also not allowed to open five gallon lacquer cans on a table, you need to keep it on the ground and you can't steer it with a metal object (i.e, the screwdriver you likely opened it with).