Can you vent a spraybooth to charcoal filter and back into the room???

[Pete F.]

There is some surgery that will help emphesema, it runs around 63K with the post op care. I know oil is high but it's not that high.

[Slipknot]

vent it outside but before that add a heat exchanger with fresh air intake, that way 80-90% of your heat loss is reduced. That has to be easier than charcoal filters

God only gives you one set of lungs
TDF, you should at the very least be using some kind of booth filter. do you wear a mask?

[VTBasser]

Originally Posted by Slipknot

vent it outside but before that add a heat exchanger with fresh air intake, that way 80-90% of your heat loss is reduced. That has to be easier than charcoal filters

God only gives you one set of lungs
TDF, you should at the very least be using some kind of booth filter. do you wear a mask?

I've be rattle canning and yes I wear a mask. One rated for paint VOCs and lead. Plan to wear it airbrushing also.

Santa is bringing an airbrush and was just exploring the options. I do plan to make a booth with a furnace filter.

I as just wondering if there were any bad things in Createx paint vapors or if it had vapors. I guess I should just get the material safety data sheet for Createx paint.

MSDS here: http://hazard.com/msds/gn.cgi?query=createx+&start=0

[smac]

I saw a nice down draft table on the web some where. It was a bench top with a hole cut the size of a box fan. Box fan was mounted under the table, facing downward into a cabinet. The draft pulls the overspray down into the cabinet and onto a filter. The guy had his compressor in the cabinet to cut down on the noise.