Finally getting good results in new booth!
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A friend of mines black lexus gs350. I’ve been having dust issues, people say it’s the booth breaking in and working all of the dirt out of it from constructing it. I guess it’s possible. I was just finally happy to get the closest thing to a dust free finish I’ve ever had.
[img]https://lh5.googleusercontent.com/-4awyR_MHzJg/VA46LU8x-7I/AAAAAAAADXY/ohHfjPLiMpg/w1306-h735-no/20140908_172913.jpg[/img]
[img]https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/-B-h8upUDKCk/VA46LbCcRQI/AAAAAAAADXc/Sd5oCXdRpJc/w417-h741-no/20140908_172925.jpg[/img]
[img]https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/-UwKDmv3XAP0/VA46LfVI2II/AAAAAAAADXU/Ztdlj1sTfIg/w417-h741-no/20140908_172936.jpg[/img]Impressive. :clappy
I’ll be going through the new booth break in process soon myself. Does your booth have two different sets of intake filters?
Looks great from here.
Thanks for the comments. Booth has 3 sets of intake filters as far as I know. Ceiling, intake filters in intake vent and then hanging bag filters right on top of it. And good luck with breaking in that booth. I think it took me about 15 jobs of getting dust and what not before I started getting nice clean finishes. Paint suit and how well you clear the car makes a tremendous difference. Also the 3m dirt trap on floor and walls makes a huge difference too. Especially if you’re using waterborne paint and blowing air around the booth to dry basecoat
Looks Good John :dnc
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