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Originally Posted by nsb29
This was probably your problem that’s not how a booth works! suck the air out use a filter on in coming air. the air flowing through the booth for two hours dried the surface. By turning the fan of it let’s the solvents stay in the booth and let’s the paint dry evenly naturally
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I set it up to pull air through the filter and create positive pressure simply because it’s basically a tent with lots of seams and areas debris could enter if I tried to create a vacuum inside by having the fan on one end and the filter on the other. My paint was very clean, dust free when I sprayed, I’m going to run the fan slower when I spray today and turn it off when I’m not spraying, hopefully this makes a difference. Thanks for the suggestion!
I modeled it after this principle,
https://www.paint-booths.com/blog/paint-booth-air-flow/