Building your own paint booth Part 3, doors-insulation-heating-lights
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- Опубликовано: 2 окт 2024
- This is part 3 of four , where we are building a paint booth from scratch. In this episode we look at building the doors, the heating , lights and insulation
Love what you have done with the doors, to save lifting doors would look really great concertinaed and still give you a small or wide opening to your paint shop.
Thanks for the comments
Another great video from you👍great information on the lightning!
Now I am just waiting for the snow to disappear here, so I can get access to my shop and start building 😉
tore nygård good luck with the build and let us know how ot goes
Awesome step by step videos
Thanks for the comments
Another great informative video. Good explanation of different lighting conditions. I really like the sound of those heater too. I look forward to your next episode.
Geo Ham11 , txs more is to come.
nice job, interesting talk about the light
Scatt Kiwiman txs
15-20 Euros for the doors! Nice, they run $100 here in the States....I'm digging your vids 👍
Yep, its that cheap here... but other things are crazy expensive here like lumber. TXS
Love the videos, great ork - thanks ! Love to see some more content on the house though after this, kind of dropped off there !
I know, and its coming but I only have 24 hrs a day and a full time job...but its coming
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Very good choice with the doors, they are, as you say, very cheap and very rigid, and they are light enough to be lifted around with ease, A very succinct explanation about the source of light relative to aperture as well, deep shadow is the last thing you need in there, the only thing that could be a problem is that your access door has the catch on the outside, whereas you will be on the inside ! I can see you will be spending the winter in there !
Englishman French , txs. I have a catch at the inside as well. I just need to hope that nobody locks me up.
@@D3Sshooter Ha Ha ! I noticed that there was a catch on the outside as I did the same on my log shed, I made a simple link to the inside in case the wind blew the door closed.
Can you give us a link for the lights you are used the explosion free ones please
Hello there, thanks for the good work, I would like to know were I can get those infrared panels, please advise
you can find those in any store that sells IR heating panels....
Thanks for sharing 👍🇦🇺
Kerry Gleeson txs
Having the heating/ infrared panels installed- for awhile how are the working? I’m setting up a booth and see a lot of various inferred panels advertised mostly the 3k panels in sets of 8. Wondering if this is something to explore. I have not seen the type of panels you installed.
Thanks for the comments, they work great... I have four of them and can get upto 40 degrees inside during a cold winters day... far end infrared... works great as it heats the surface not the air
Again to add awesome videos really helped in the making of mine, I’ve converted a 20ft container into a spray booth and just going into the heating side now. Would love to use the infrared idea do you know what w/kw yours are?
Where can i get the heating panel?im from malaysia btw
Hi, I got them in the Nederlands www.polarheat.nl/producten-informatie/infrarood-panelen That might be a bit far for you. but you should be able to find them in many places . Look for far end infrared panel
I have neighbors who would complain about the smell how to i get rid of it?
I'm no painter but we always had complaints from our paint shop if silicone was anywhere near the paint booth or vehicle.
TheHoipoloi , indeed that is a painters nightmare silicone as it causes fisheyes in the paint and is very hard to remove or clean. Here the seals are behind the insulation panels. So should be no problem
How much did you spend on parts and where did you purchased them .
You may think you have good lighting but your going to find alot of dark spots when you put rusty in there. I would add more lights low or better yet up an down.
Thanks for the video enjoy watching them..... :-D
Bob Pendergraft , indeed that will an instance that will require extra lights. That is why i have extra moveable led panels.
Steve your explanations are quite informative. This is a very adiquit spray booth! TY ...Newk from Kentucky
Timothy Newkirk thank, and i try
1) could you consider using a lot of led strips? 2) why didn't you put the lights lower? Will you have enough light in the lower area?
These lights are LED but not LED strips, the reason is that you want to cover it up with plastic to protected from paint. On my lights I place a peace of clear plastic every 3 jobs. Works great. Also LED strips are to hard ( light wise) as he surface is to small. So far I had no issues with the light. I can always add additional stand free LED lights if needed like for the inside of a car
would another heating panel be useful at the back of the shop? and what about air line hook ups in there, how will the pipes run?
Jusb1066 , txs and good points. I might install another panel in the back. The air connections and oil/ water separator together with the ventilation will be addressed in part 4
@@D3Sshooter thank you for reply, i shall keep watching to see!
Can I use standard tripod work lights to light up my spray booth? Is that an explosion hazard?
That is hard to tell, the lights should have a symbol on it.
Yes another paint booth video, i love the infra red heating panels, and the lights look great you can do a foto shoot in there :-), greathings from your neighbor.
andarthome142 , txs. I Will paint my girlfriend in the booth with tan. As a test
I am looking into building one here Stateside in our garage and you have given me ideas. Keep up the good work.
My pleasure
Thanks for the comments, and my booth has paid itself already twice. It works like a champ. Good luck with yours...
thank again Steve .......another informative video please keep them coming
Gord Frederickson thanks. More is to come
The booth looks great! Looking forward to seeing you paint.
Andy Parker txs. I cant wait to get painting
You are really a very versatile guy. Great job!
Thanks
Excellent job, I have already started building one. I am in the UK, could you please tell me what the indoor wall insulation is called & where can I get them. Thanks for help.
Rasool
Hi, and thanks for commenting, its a XPS extrudeerd polystyreen panel that is enforced on one side. I think you can get it in most building material stores. The brand is JACKODUR
question: how are you planning to clean the walls from the over spray. thanks for the feedback.
Oh, I just leave that... after all its a paint booth
Very informative!
Thanks for the comments
Nice job
Thanks!
Love the videos
Very good information
Very nice work. Your videos always look great and very professionel with the high quality resolution camera you have. 🙂
Jimmi Elmholt , thank you . Although i might need a new Z7soon.
Hey hey, misschien aan de late kant maar hoop dat u het alsnog leest. Kunt u mij vertellen welke armaturen u precies heeft? In een ander filmpje geeft u namelijk €80 op voor 5 armaturen. Ik kan namelijk hier in Nederland geen armatuur incl led buis voor €16 per stuk. Wel waterdichte armaturen maar ook die zijn nog iets prijziger. Welke maat is het, 120cm of 150cm?
Verder Chapeau 👍🏻👏🏻 ziet er behoorlijk professioneel uit voor een DIY! Zeker vergeleken met mijn Easy Up tent van 3,0x4,5m. Uiteraard moet ik ook hier goede ventilatie in bouwen en zo kom ik op nog een punt. Heeft u misschien een link naar de filters die u heeft gebruikt want ik ben mezelf scheel aan het zoeken 🙈
Hoi,
Deze 120cm en waren toen een speciale aanbieding. Filter kocht ik bij een supply shop voor spuit cabines in Nederland
@@D3Sshooter bedankt voor het reageren. Ik heb wel 120cm ip65 led batten gevonden en besteld. Deze week installeren dus benieuwd. Ik had via marktplaats een advertentie gezien met speciale spuitcabine filter voor weinig geld. Was een bedrijfsadvertentie dus heb een rol gekocht. Wtw-filtershop.nl komt het vandaan dus niet eens een Paint supply.
Awesome 👍🏾
TXS