Posted by Goose on February 21, 2020 at 11:57:13 from (166.181.80.6):
In Reply to: shop heat question posted by wjytexas on February 21, 2020 at 08:14:23:
The area of my shop that I heat is 22x36. I have an ancient propane house furnace, going back to probably the 1960's. It has cast iron burners, and when you get that cast iron heated up, that old gal will throw out some heat.
Now, for painting. When I paint, I run the exhaust fan to pull the fumes out of the shop, and I can't run the exhaust fan and furnace at the same time 'cause the fan reverses the air flow up the vent from the furnace. So what I do when I'm painting in extreme cold weather is warm the shop up along with what I'm painting, shut the furnace off, and paint before the shop gets cold. Then when I'm done painting and the fumes are pulled out of the shop, kick the furnace back on to dry the paint.
Depending on what and how I'm painting, I may warm the shop back up between coats.
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