Geordi08

Nice work on the Boss. This is one I have on the growing list of kits to do. Problem is I keep getting new ones that jump ahead, so this may give me the impetus to get going. Question, what color are the two greens and who's paints, I kind of like the 'day-glow' green.

The other thing to think about is the health part. If you get a spray both that vents back into the room your in, while the filters help, there is only so much they can do, so one that can be vented will be much better. Yes these can be built by yourself, but if 'worse case' it does explode, the insurance is probably not join going to cover any expensese. The odd are slim, but is it worth the money over the long haul. For those who made their own, and have had no problems, great, but that's not for everyone, I agree with mikemodeler in the long run its worth the price. Regardless of which brand, your lungs will thank you.

Having recently bought a spray booth, I can recommend the Artograph Line. The smaller version can be found (http://www.chicagoai...stmospbofr.html) under $200. The larger version includes two extractor outlets so you can vent the fumes outside, which it rather handy, unless you have a cat that thinks he will stick his head in the garage vent! I agree with the post about not building one yourself, unless you are in the HVAC business. Not saying you can't but there are guarantees if something goes wrong.