Airbrush spray booth

Here industrial designer Eric Strebel shows you how to build your own spray booth out of foamcore. "The unit is very light, that makes it easier to build and potentially move around your shop if you don't have a permanent home for it," Strebel writes. He uses a nifty trick

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The previous foamcore booth, as pretty as it was, wasn't holding up well anymore. It took a drop some time during the winter, and it being in the cold, the tape had gone dry and brittle. So if it wasn't already bad enough the hinges were nearly broken off, the tape would no longer stick. The panels were getting warped out of shape, and as it stands, it's way too large for spraying small cars. I had thought a larger space would help with the paint vapour backing out of the confinement. Seems…

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Page 1 of 3 - Home Made Airbrush Spray Booth - posted in Tracks & Scenery: Hi Guys:I've managed to take another detour away from the scenery work on my layout. This time is was to make a spray booth for my airbrush. For the past few years I have been using a taped-up cardboard box to serve as a spray booth of sorts. It had no fan; so it was only effective as a backstop for the majority of the overspray. It did nothing to take the 'fog' of paint out of the air. I was pr...

Spray paint and spray finishes can be a DIYers best friend, but if you don't have an outdoor space or the weather's not cooperating, it can be tough to get the…

Setup and review of the best airbrush spray booth fan.

Airbrushing is a fantastic pastime that is used for model painting, spray painting, and any creative project you can dream of throwing color on. The major

Perhaps I'm experiencing the Benjamin Button effect. Back in my teens I was an avid airplane modeller, building many of the old Airfix 1/24th scale kits: the Spitfire, Hurricane, ME109 and a Harrier among others. This past winter, looking for a distraction, I started looking at models again and was amazed at the progress the hobby has made. There's now a whole cottage issue of after-market part manufacturers refining and augmenting state-of-the-art kits. Tiny details etched in metal, cast in…