Posted by farmallhal on December 26, 2010 at 13:22:12 from (76.2.176.204):
In Reply to: heating paint booth posted by jcwag on December 26, 2010 at 09:28:53:
I'm toying with the same thinking as I am going to be adding an insulated addition to my tractor shed. I thought of several things I would like to incorporate in the area actually in a corner like you have. I want to add an exhaust fan (will have to be a non-sparking UL approved type motor) to remove the vapor from the area. I am also going to put in plenty of lighting and some sort of a curtain you can pull around the tractor when painting. I'm thinking of using some type of track like in a hospital between patients and making a curtain with a weighted bottome to pull around the tractor when painting to keep the red dust from everything. I have tossed the heating thing around in my head quite a bit but since my new addition will be 20' X 30' only about 1/4 will be the paint area. I really haven't got too deep into the heat and cooling system thinking yet but am going to give a heat pump a good review. I don't think they are a sparking thing and if they are it would be located outside so would probably be ok. Have also thought about those heating and cooling units which are used a lot in motels. I think they would probably work but really need to study them some more. Something that removes humidity would certainly be a plus for painting. Just thoughts at this time but maybe there is something you can gleem from this. I live in Missouri and would probably only need to heat to 50 F (unless painting) and cool down to 80 F so I'm thinking a heat pump could handle that with little effort, Hal.
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