Yeah, I'm "that guy"

Wildman · #1 03-03-2011, 10:11 PM

Before you paint after your prep is done, take a blow gun and hit the WHOLE shop with the door open. Then fire up a big fan and let it run for a while. Wet the floor down and keep the hose off your workpiece.

While you are painting run the fan facing out the door, and open a door or open at the opposite end of the room. I have been painting large busses and trucks this winter and this method works AWSOME.

floorboy · #2 03-03-2011, 11:50 PM

Ill try blowing out the shop and wetting down the floor. Not sure 0 degrees or below most nights would do much for my attitude while painting though. [img]/forum/images/graemlins/tongue.gif[/img]

bigeasy1 · #3 03-04-2011, 10:19 AM

Looking good Rod,hey ,what's a few bucks for an overpriced decal.Heck you should be arrested for boat theft,as you stole that boat.
I like the decks,you are a fast worker.

Old'sCool · #4 03-04-2011, 02:39 PM

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While you are painting run the fan facing out the door, and open a door or open at the opposite end of the room. I have been painting large busses and trucks this winter and this method works AWSOME.

I have built a elcheapo 1" x 2" frame with AC filters stapled to it on the suction side. Works pretty good.

eggsuckindog · #5 03-04-2011, 09:37 PM

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While you are painting run the fan facing out the door, and open a door or open at the opposite end of the room. I have been painting large busses and trucks this winter and this method works AWSOME.

I have built a elcheapo 1" x 2" frame with AC filters stapled to it on the suction side. Works pretty good.

little itie bitie filters I guess

sorry couldn't resist, blame it on Evan Williams

Hey the decal looks great up there