Booth lighting - what do you use?

I just started airbrushing and I built a cardboard paint box for now and mounted an under the cabinet flourescent light fixture inside that lights it up pretty good. I just cut a couple of holes in the top of the box put some screws in a piece of lumber spaced far enough apart for the light to hook to, cut holes in the box for the screw heads to go through and wala I have a lighted box. A better box and a better lighting source will come later but for now what I have is working just fine. I don't think I even need it since I only spray acrylics but I figure better safe than sorry.

Don, very smart. I might try that out.

I cut a slot in the top of mine about two inches wide, and about 3/4 of the width of booth.  I glued a strip of clear plastic inside to keep paint fog off light source, which is a fluorescent strip (cabinet) light.

To keep the paint fog from clouding that plastic strip, I make tear-offs, like racing drivers and motorcycle racers use over their visors.

I use that clear packaging tape.  I lay down the first strip on a piece of glass.  Then I put down several more layers on top of it, folding back the last half inch to create a tab to easily remove that layer when it gets tinted by paint fog.  When I get several such strips down, I peel the whole thing up from the glass and stick it to bottom of the plastic window.