Spray booth for flat?

Thanks for the idea's guy's. This may sound dumb, but is it the paint's or the cleaning solvent's that are the main problem? As I have purchased a self contained cleaning pot with filter to spray the cleaning solvents into when cleaning the brush.

Thanks for the help.

I made my first one out of a cardboard box and a range hood fan >something to pull air away and out will work.I built this one from alumaboard and a air conditioner fan/motor with a 2' flourecent fixture.With 4" dryer hose to an outlet ,which could be hung out the window.

One of my apartment (flat) dwelling buddies has one of these, and he swears by it.

http://store.spruebrothers.com/gunze-sangyo-mr-super-booth-paint-spray-booth-gt03-p455.aspx?utm_medium=cse&utm_source=googlebase

I have been over while he did some airbrushing, and for a small, quiet unit, it works very well.  I am sure you could find a supplier in Oz as it it a Japanese product.

Also, whether you airbrush indoors or not, I highly recommend using acrylics, especially Tamiya, which thin nicely with common rubbing alcohol (91%) if you can find it.  They clean up with Windex or other similar glass cleaners with ammonia.  This greatly reduces the small and also the associated whining noise form significant others!

Chris