Homemade Spray Booth Done!

jhande wrote:

Question Vinny regarding the blower... How noisy is it?

It’s not loud at all. It’s about as loud as a box fan on “high”. (that’s the only thing I can think of at the moment. It does hum.

jhande wrote:

Instead of the round filters, make it where I can insert my hands/arms (or even attach gloves). Then have some sort of filter system in the door. That way I can try to eliminate the flow of dust and/or cat hair through the booth. What does anyone think of that? It's kind of what they do for an automotive spray booth, sealed from the environments , or am I going overboard... ok... am I nuts... ?

Interesting idea. You must have a menagerie of cats. I would think that your dexterity would be impaired if you had to work through the doors like that. It might be a pain.

jhande wrote:

Oh, by the way Vinny... What's with the wish list? Amazon has 24 items and the Harley list only has 15...  Where's your priorities man?    J/K nice site and scoot. CT, summer, Harley's, the gang, the beach... ok... THX... now I'm home sick again...

LOL! If you look at the $ totals, you’ll see the Harley wish list wins by a mile! Modeling is one of my less expensive endeavors. Yeah, I love my ride. Can’t wait until spring. I’m thinking about transferring some of my “modeling” skills and custom airbrushing some leathers or a few parts here and there. Still haven’t got the time or motivation to research the finer points of that type of thing…

thevinman wrote:

It’s not loud at all. It’s about as loud as a box fan on “high”. (that’s the only thing I can think of at the moment. It does hum.

Thanks, that's not bad at all.

Interesting idea. You must have a menagerie of cats. I would think that your dexterity would be impaired if you had to work through the doors like that. It might be a pain.

We have a few cats, but right now we are living in a mobile home and my son and I are stuck during the winter months at the kitchen table. Not much chance on keeping anyone or thing away from us while we work... well other than a steel toe'd work boot.

LOL! If you look at the $ totals, you’ll see the Harley wish list wins by a mile! Modeling is one of my less expensive endeavors. Yeah, I love my ride. Can’t wait until spring. I’m thinking about transferring some of my “modeling” skills and custom airbrushing some leathers or a few parts here and there. Still haven’t got the time or motivation to research the finer points of that type of thing…

Yeah... I noticed... just couldn't resist though hehe.

Wish you luck and hope you find the time to paint up a jacket or tank for riding next summer.