Little off topic. Thinking of making a spray booth

[h8mtv]

I have a brand new, never even had the package opened greenhouse kit. I do not think it is the highest quality, more like a heavy tent. I am thinking of trying it as a spray booth, especially in these winter months. I have not done a ton of painting other than from a can on stompboxes. MY main concern honestly is keeping grass from growing up in there on me.

[hotrodperlmutter]

put some pallets down and then put plywood over the top of them (obv screw the plywood down). boom.

makeshift floor and grass killer. put a fan at the end of some ductwork and it'll suck all the nasties out.

*optional additional hood that you pipe into the yappy neighbors dog house so when he's napping you can simultaneously get him high/docile, and paint him Seafoam Green.

[Pens]

put some pallets down and then put plywood over the top of them (obv screw the plywood down). boom.

makeshift floor and grass killer. put a fan at the end of some ductwork and it'll suck all the nasties out.

*optional additional hood that you pipe into the yappy neighbors dog house so when he's napping you can simultaneously get him high/docile, and paint him Seafoam Green.

You've been on a goddamn roll today.

[Joey]

I'd lay down some heavy plastic down, it comes in different thickness... like what's used on crawl spaces. Or even a tarp. Home Depot sells a sheet of plastic that you hang over a door, it's gotta a zipper so you can come in/out and seal it in tight. If you install a exhaust fan, you have to install a intake duct. A hole with a air filter duct taped to it.

[h8mtv]

I think I am going to do a combo of plastic down and something down on top. My neighbor works at a flooring place. Maybe a scrap of carpet or vinyl.

[gaybear]

My cat set up a spray booth, but i burnt it down