Thanks for the walk through and pricing. I may actually use this myself someday soon. I can't wait the see what color that you have chosen, and see the next steps...painting.
Very nice indeed, I can’t believe the price of materials and it’s pretty good. I hope to see the next episode soon for the paint, one step closer to being finished. Happy Father’s Day to you and the dads out there.
Very cool. I built a temp paint booth in the past out of 2x4s and plastic and it took me several days to get it all together. Next time I do this, I will follow your plan. Thank you for sharing.
Great job👏 Have a helpful suggestion maybe. I’ve made one of these before and had sag in the middle, was able to attach some cord on the outside and adhere it to the ceiling of my garage thereby pulling up the middle. My ultimate purpose was to hang more lights. Keep up the good work loving the content👍
Holy moly, I have been watching since the start and am on my way to starting my own project now because of it! I watch every episode by searching for it and just realized i was not subscribed, sooo I am going straight to hell. All jokes aside, loving the progress, and good luck with the painting!
I made a paint booth like this and had a few issues. When I sprayed the primer the excess collected on the plastic and once it dried it would flake off and fall into the paint. The box fans don't seem to move enough air. I was using a old style suction paint gun that uses more pressure than the new HVLP guns so that could have been a big part of the problem.
Hey Jeremy, looks great ! Only suggestion from past experience would be to make sure to tack rag off the walls seeing that plastic is a big static machine. Make sure to have great not just good exhaust fans running. The sooner you have the overspray out of there the best plus wet the floor. Good luck with painting your baby ! Don't worry if I can do it most any one can ! I just love it more than I should ! Great video and even a better way of building than with lumber !
Oh buddy, it's getting exciting now.... well... it's been exciting all along but I think we all have been, including you, waiting for this moment. Take your time, be patient, don't rush. But you already know all about that. This build has been a lesson in all those things for you I believe. Great job on the booth.
Hi there. Love the video! Is the front of the paint booth left open, or is it covered with plastic? If covered, is there an opening? Thanks for your input.
Nice concept, but where is the air entering from? That's where you need a filter with sticky stuff applied to it. I'm going to be making my own temporary spray booth. I will be building mine out of wood, and I will use heavy duty plastic sheeting on the floor. I will probably have something close to 8 ft wide by four or five feet tall filter in the front where the air enters. I'm going to use one heavy duty or fan and it'll suck out of both corners in the back and each corner will be lined with multiple filters. Yours is the second video I've watched and they should work but you might get dust in your paint.
So a very brilliant design for the booth. Just a word of extreme caution about pvc I work with pvc a lot doing irrigation for a golf course. Turns out when pvc is heated beyond warm to the touch it starts to release polyvinyl chloride fumes which are toxic and have been linked to cancers. Using a chop saw is only “good” if it is used outdoors and with a breeze to disperse the fumes. Firefighters are very aware of this hazard
I am in Utah (2nd driest state). Usually humidity is not an issue. I will likely check prior to paint, but will likely not need a dehumidifier. Thanks for the comment!
@@ElectricSuperCar also, my buddy seconded the whole plastic and dried up flakes (he is a painter at Boeing). He said there is plastic with a tacky substance on one side to catch dust and paint particles during painting. 🤙
Custom Paint Booth or... Breaking Bad? lol $304 is a great price considering what it would've cost to actually buy a shelter you would've needed to build anyways.
