Spray Booth Protection

[Joe Handley]

The more I think of it, the more it seems like it would be a good idea to put some kind of paper around the inside of my "Spray Booth" (the old voting booth one ) and wondered if and what you guys do for that. Thanks for any info you can give.

[Marc @ MPC Motorsports]

The more I think of it, the more it seems like it would be a good idea to put some kind of paper around the inside of my "Spray Booth" (the old voting booth one ) and wondered if and what you guys do for that. Thanks for any info you can give.

I use newspaper...remember them?

[envious8420]

i went to the local grow shop and bought the thick white mylar sheet (comes in a roll) and lined mine.

[935k3]

Go to the section of your local supermarket where they sell tin foil etc and get some of the white Freezer paper made for wrapping meats. Just tape it in place with tape and replace it once and awhile. Here is a pic of what to get.

[Guest]

I'm with Marc, newspapers.

[Aaronw]

I bring home the old months from the desk calendar at work. One of these fits perfectly into the bottom of my booth, and (unfortunately) it takes me far more than a month to get enough over spray to make it neccessary to change it out.

[pharr7226]

If you use newspaper, get a small spray bottle from the Dollar Store, and use it to spray the newspaper with water mist before painting to help prevent the dust particles from ending up in your paint.

[Jon Cole]

I like Glad Press'n Seal. It has a light tack, sticks, yet peels off easily.

[Joe Handley]

Thanks guys, next chance I get, I'll try and get one of those at Sam's Club and try them!

[pharr7226]

I like Glad Press'n Seal. It has a light tack, sticks, yet peels off easily.

Why didn't I think of that. Great idea.