This guys got the right idea

http://www.airbrush.com/how-to-guide...oDetail&id=165


Its not like its ppg you're shooting.

Thanks PM.

It looks easy enough. The 80 CFM is enough?

No, I'm not Jack, but I am a transplanted CAL Golden Bear.


GO BEARS!!

The fan seems ok so far. I am only going maybe 4 feet to the window. Maybe a greater distance you would need more power. Something to consider though. Maybe someone else will chime in on the power of their exhaust fan to lengh of exhaust hose. P.

Bill, can ya post some pics. :huh: Thanks.:)

I'll try to get a pic. I may not beble to upload it here?? we'll see!

How do you post a pic here?

link for ya
 

I'll give this a go.
I placed the spray booth on a Craftsman tool cabinet. This allows me to move it out of the way when it is not being used.
I put an 80 cfm exhaust fan in the back of a 4" plenum behind the filter. If it does not do the job I will put another fan right beside it.
All my paint and airbrush supplies can be stored in the cabinet.

Sorry!
The booth itself has a plexiglass visor across the top of the opening so I can see with no obstructions.

BTW; I did not build the booth itself. I traded plugs to a cabinet maker friend here on the boards.
While I am into this I will post a couple pics of my shop! Thanks for looking.

The secret to success is to buy the best tools and shop items. Thanks for helping me with the uploading of pictures.

Exhaust fans are meant to pull not push. If the distance increases to where you are not getting a good "pull" move the fan to the outlet and just hook the hose up to the booth!

Good advise Bill. Booth looks great.