Paint cabinet

[churchjw]

I put the lights in the cabinet. Could not find a rating on the lights so they may not be real explosion proof ones but its better than I had before. They are water proof so maybe they will be good enough. Three 100w bulbs give great lights.



Jeff

 

[Inflight]

Looks great but couldn't you have used some of those curly compact fluorescent bulbs? I thought that CFLs generally run much cooler than standard incandescents.


Matt

 

[samthedog]

Give the inside of that cabinet a couple coast of cheap white paint and it will be a heck of a lot easier to see the finish while spraying. That particle board just suck up all the light.

Paul.

 

[RandyM]

Give the inside of that cabinet a couple coast of cheap white paint and it will be a heck of a lot easier to see the finish while spraying. That particle board just suck up all the light.

Paul.

:thumbzup3:

Yup, the more light the better.

 

[chuckorlando]

Pretty slick deal you got there. You could also use the heat blankets from a road side kit for the walls. It's like a thin sheet of mirror

 

[churchjw]

I am supper new to using spray guns so I figured to practice with white on the inside to start learning some gun control. Also a coat of paint will help keep dust down. I had not thought of Mylar on the walls. Some of that reflexive insulation board could be a good easily/cheaply replaceable back wall cover.

Jeff

 

[Walltoddj]

Nice job on the spray paint cabinet looks like that will be handy. I'm looking at a little bigger area when I get thing organized so I can paint a car if needed. If I hang curtains down from the loft to stop the over spray and vent out the garage door I'm hoping it will work out. If I move the car out I've got a good size area to use.

Todd

 

[churchjw]

Added a turn table on an arm in my paint cabinet. Help keep projects off the filters.



Jeff