How to make a Collapsible Spray Paint Booth 

Whenever I spray paint something in my workshop, a layer of lacquer settles everywhere, and it smells a long time like a paint shop. So i decide to make a Spray Paint Booth. It is foldable that i can store it away when i don't use it. And it hooks up to my air cleaner. I built in a 4 Stage filter system to extract the overspray and a part of the smell.

You are both an engineer and an artist. Nice work. Great idea for all of us with small shops. I will make one based off your design. What I will change will be to use a metal wire grate for the air intake sides of the filter box (to save manufacture time) and then will use two metal transition tubes to widen the air intake area of the hose connection to the filter box. I’ll use a 4”-5” and then a 5”-6” transition connectors. This will widen the air intake area so that more of the filter is used. I love the foldability of your design; brilliant!

Pretty cool, great work as all ways many thanks for showing and please keep up the good work.

Very well designed and built!

I am so glad that i have seen you face for the first time and you also made a little mistake with the holes it shows that we are all human I have become addicted to your videos and i have subscribed Keep them coming they are fantastic Lots of Irish luck here from Dublin

Awesome brother.

You make really good videos. I have become a fan and enjoy watching your videos. Keep them coming.

Very good project.

Bravo, Meisterwerk!

Your videos are exceptional and I learn a lot from you! Thank you! Would you add links to the various filter materials you used?

Hello, I just found your You Tube videos. Enjoy watching your excellent work.

Hallo, klasse Video. Solche Videos sind der Grund warum ich RU-vid schaue. Ich habe die gleiche AC400 von RP, aber auf diese Idee bin ich bisher (leider) nicht gekommen. Insofern dicken Daumen hoch, das werde ich nachbauen. Vielen Dank für's Teilen und bis zum nächsten Video. LG Noddi

Once again, an absolutely simple design that provides significant improvement to shop air quality and lung health! Not to mention a solution to eliminate that little bit of overspray that somehow migrates to the other end of the shop, ever so gently making its final resting place on that one piece in the shop that least needs it! Thank you for your great project videos. Have you considered making available (for some nominal fee) basic drawings to guide someone to make these wonderful things to fit their own personal needs? Best wishes, Steve; (Woodprobie)

Awesome work and so easy to make, thank you for your video(s). What are the dimensions of the filter box?

What type of filters are being used?