It is winter here, cold and the spraypaint just doesn't want to dry.

Spaying inside is often not liked by other inhabitants

So i came with the idea to build a spray cabine

Things needed:

- Garbagebags
- Transparent plastic
- and lots of ducktape

The bottom and roof.



The sides.



Lights




Version1. 1 problem. The spray ended up in my face .



A piece of transparent plastic solved that problem.



With a hole of course

Interesting,

I am having some of the very same thoughts as I like to build all winter and spray adhesives and paints just dont like the cold.

I am building something much the same, but using the white vinyl bathroom paneling so its scrubable. I am using an old range hood ducted out of my basement to get rid of the fumes. To help trap the overspray I am installing a cheap 1 dollar each furnace filter into the range hood.

This allows me to paint and get rid of the fumes so the rest of the house doesn't have to complain.......

yeah, the fumes stay in this cabine, and you need to take out the sprayed part to dry. (just found out ) OK, i know, its not perfect, but you can build this in an hour.

What you doing in my solde??