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    Thread: Spraybake booth

    1. #1
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      Spraybake booth

      Does anyone here have a spraybake paint booth? There is some information I need and would help me greatly.
      Mark Pearce

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      I have some experience paitning in a SprayBake booth. I might be of some assistance.

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      I guess I should have asked this in the first OP. I picked up a SB booth and need a little info before I get crankin on this thing.

      I am looking to get the pit dimensions. According to some airflow charts, and the fan specs, I suspect the depth should be about 18 inches, and of course the way the floor grid lays down I can get the width and length.

      I am also looking for info from those that use dry filter elements in the floor instead of the water wash system. I know of a "conversion" kit for the floor but it's like $800. I was planning on just using a secondary grid below the floor grates and dropping in a dry filter down there, then another dry filter before the fans. Any one with experience there?
      Mark Pearce

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      You are way above my pay grade. Sorry I cannot help.

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      I can help I spray in one every day let me know if you still need the info

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      you might look here: http://www.autobody101.com/forums/

      Scott from NJ.

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      Quote Originally Posted by kush69 View Post
      I can help I spray in one every day let me know if you still need the info
      If you don't mind and have the chance to check out the pit. I know you can set up this booth with the air handler in the rear or side. It came down with all the equipment in the rear. So I'll keep it that way.
      If it is possible would you be able to get me the dimensions of the pit depth. The width and length is a given with the grating.
      But I plan on building a platform instead of a pit. But I think I may have to do a hybrid. Maybe dig down 12" and then raise a platform 6" to 12". But the depth of the pit is the mitigating factor. I don't want to be pushing a car up an 18" incline with a short ramp.

      Do you guys use dry filters in the floor or use the waterwash?
      If you could take a couple of pictures of the pit and how the pit exits the booth to the plenum that would be superb. I think I have the air handling equipment laid out properly, but if you can take a pic of that, it would help greatly.

      Quote Originally Posted by BonzoHansen View Post
      That was the first place I went. I received a contact for the company in Canada that deals with spraybake equipment, which is great. But this little stuff will allow me to get started on getting this thing laid out and up soon.
      Mark Pearce

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      I sent you a email

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      I just wanted to say thank you Kush69. I talked to him yesterday and he gave me some great info and I appreciate it.

      And, Good luck with the 69.
      Mark Pearce

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