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  1. In Topic: Spray booth: help!

    Posted 11 Jan 2013

    I'm looking at the same spray booth options. For me the best bet seems to be the Paasche HSSB-30-16 $400 Big Ceramic Store). There is a smaller one but I'd not recommend getting too small. If your budget is larger I'd say go to the Paasche BBF4 better ventilation system but about $1000 or $1100 with an explosion proof motor. Don't forget you need to get a compressor and air gun(s). I see air guns I like the $68 Bailey C-072-7. There is a nice airbrush set Paasche VL#3 Double Action $67. Get a compressor with 125 psi not one of those mini ones. Any hardware store has compressor for about $125. Since I will really only do one pot at a time I don't see need for larger units but you may. There is a nice Paasche unit series called the EBF's running from 3 feet wide to 8 feet wide. These are nice and run from about $1200 to $1600 dollars.



    View PostRiverOtter, on 04 January 2012 - 10:49 AM, said:

    I've just moved my studio to my basement, and I'm in desparate need of a spray booth. I've never constructed anything more complicated than pre-fab shelving, and have no tools to speak of, so making my own spray booth seems like a monumental, and rather unpleasant, task. I've been pouring over Craig's list for a couple of months now, but am not having any luck. Are there any pre-fab spray booths out there that might not blow my budget for the next 20 years? Or is there some other approach I can take?

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