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67C10Step · 09-13-2019, 09:10 AM

My plan ( should I ever get that far) is to set up the center roll up door section in my shop as a temporary booth. I can separate it with some plastic and that also puts the exhaust fan in the closed in area.

I'm so far from that right now it's just a rough plan but one I think I can make work. I've seen guys do pretty good work in much worse spaces. Given I am not building a show truck or anything near it I think I might be able to lay down a decent job. Back in my late teens and early twenties I was a decent painter. Hope I still have some of that skill.

I just purchased a decent HVLP gun and some epoxy primer so I can seal up the parts I am going to start stripping when someone finally closes the door to hell here in the south and summer becomes fall.

09-13-2019, 09:10 AM	#16
67C10Step Registered User Join Date: Jul 2019 Location: Beebe, AR Posts: 2,444	Re: Where do you paint at? My plan ( should I ever get that far) is to set up the center roll up door section in my shop as a temporary booth. I can separate it with some plastic and that also puts the exhaust fan in the closed in area. I'm so far from that right now it's just a rough plan but one I think I can make work. I've seen guys do pretty good work in much worse spaces. Given I am not building a show truck or anything near it I think I might be able to lay down a decent job. Back in my late teens and early twenties I was a decent painter. Hope I still have some of that skill. I just purchased a decent HVLP gun and some epoxy primer so I can seal up the parts I am going to start stripping when someone finally closes the door to hell here in the south and summer becomes fall.