WHY I USE A PAINT VENTILATOR FAN

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  • Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
  • No matter how much you try and reduce overspray or spray mist, it is always on the job. For our repaints, we rely on our ventilator fan to reduce the amount of dry mist, and general overspray in the air. For the finish of our jobs, or health and the reduced cleanup for the client.
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Комментарии • 18

  • @fanzarelli1319
    @fanzarelli1319 Год назад +3

    you could slap a hvac filter on the front of that blower to keep the inside of your ventilation equip. clean

  • @alexb2351
    @alexb2351 3 года назад +2

    Besides the fresh air... Excellent prep work covering all surfaces! Great job!

    • @paintingbyjosh
      @paintingbyjosh  3 года назад +1

      Respect Alex. PREP is definitely key to a great finish and protecting our clients belongings is gotta be a Priority also. So I appreciate the message and noticing how far we go the get it done💯

    • @alexb2351
      @alexb2351 3 года назад +2

      @@paintingbyjosh I'm a painter in NYC... I have stories for you!
      ... People don't realize prep work is 90% of the job!

    • @paintingbyjosh
      @paintingbyjosh  2 года назад +1

      @@alexb2351 all about that prep homie 💯

  • @chriskelvin248
    @chriskelvin248 Год назад

    Used these for years in underground utilities, specifically for venting fresh air into manholes. Now, I use the idea for my own projects. Boon for paint fumes, but priceless for drywall routing and sanding in a dust enclosure. I got a 2' diameter hose and repurpose an old 20" box fan. Kind of a HVLP version of dust extraction. And much quieter than the small diameter purpose-made fan units.

  • @stevealexander415
    @stevealexander415 3 года назад +2

    That is a good idea Josh! I needed one of those today
    I was talking to Jacob for Go Ind yesterday about how much I’ve learnt from your videos , thanks for taking the time to educate 👌

    • @paintingbyjosh
      @paintingbyjosh  3 года назад +2

      Thanks mate appreciate the kind words🙏 the ventilator fan is awesome 💯

  • @finestfinishdecorating7411
    @finestfinishdecorating7411 3 года назад +1

    Great video 🤙

  • @stevenjenkins5195
    @stevenjenkins5195 3 года назад +1

    Sup champ , nice work brother 🤙🏼🔥

  • @miner966
    @miner966 2 года назад +2

    Does any overspray sucked into the tube effect the extraction point? In other words do you have to be careful where the end of the tube is placed for example against concrete or anything that the over spray sucked into the tube can stick into? Or how does that work thanks nice video been thinking about getting something like this but scared paint overspray might be blowed into things outside the house unintentionally.

    • @arc.handyman1905
      @arc.handyman1905 Год назад +2

      I'm wondering the same. I've seen something like this used in conjunction with a filter on the front to catch the silica dust/paint specs, it might mean for less airflow though.

  • @mayquez9801
    @mayquez9801 Год назад

    este cuate me recordó al " no hay no hay "

  • @swordfish1120
    @swordfish1120 Год назад

    Good idea. Who makes the single respirator mask that you are wearing?

    • @paintingbyjosh
      @paintingbyjosh  Год назад

      Brand called Sundstrom, check it out: goind.com.au/products/sundstrom-pro-respirator-kit-sr100-171-05465