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Kaiilla · 06-21-2009

You can probably get a window mount fan to "suck out" the fumes from the local hardware store. You could "build" a false floor under you to catch any spills and make it a surface that's comfortable for you to work on. The sturdier it is the less frequently you'll have to replace it. Plastic sheeting may only last one use depending on how hard on it you are. It could also last years.

You're a little cooler than I am here in Arizona but I would really try the spare room myself because the garage in the summer is not only going to be VERY uncomfortable it will also really give you problems in the paint handling department. Your paint will dry in the gun very fast and also the amount you need to thin it will change frequently even during a single day.

Desert Rat airbrushers have our own set of problems to deal with.

Post a pic of what you set up.

06-21-2009	#5 (permalink)
Kaiilla JR MEMBER Join Date: Jul 2007 Posts: 522 Thanks: 0 Thanked 5 Times in 5 Posts	Re: Where do you paint/overspray/setup question You can probably get a window mount fan to "suck out" the fumes from the local hardware store. You could "build" a false floor under you to catch any spills and make it a surface that's comfortable for you to work on. The sturdier it is the less frequently you'll have to replace it. Plastic sheeting may only last one use depending on how hard on it you are. It could also last years. You're a little cooler than I am here in Arizona but I would really try the spare room myself because the garage in the summer is not only going to be VERY uncomfortable it will also really give you problems in the paint handling department. Your paint will dry in the gun very fast and also the amount you need to thin it will change frequently even during a single day. Desert Rat airbrushers have our own set of problems to deal with. Post a pic of what you set up.