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Are those 3M abrasives compatible with wood.

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Can anyone here give me some info or point me in the direction of a web site that explains how to build a spray booth that is suitable for spraying  guitars. My shop is not really set up where I can cut a big hole in the wall for a fan. I am planning on boxing of a corner of my shop just big enough for me to fit inside of  with a few guitars. My plan for ducting to the  outside air is to mount some type of vent, like a dryer vent into a piece of 3/4" plywood to set in the window. But when it comes to setting up the fan and filters I’m lost. Any info is greatly appreciated. Thanks!

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CGH

Try autobodytoolmart.com . They sell whats called bench booths. If your shooting this stuff without proper ventillation you need a "full face mask". The chemicals can still be absorbed through your eyes. You should also cover your skin, ie gloves, shirts ect. The bench booth is perfect for guitar, motorcycle and small car parts. It also has filters and is used with an explosion proof fan. They're not cheap but they're professional and if you get good enough spraying you can use it to make some money for your services.

Good Luck

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Try this out. I apologize if it doesn't work, it's my first post. Durawoods has some of the best quilted maple I've ever seen.