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Reddit mentions of AW Portable Airbrush Paint Spray Booth Kit w/Turn Table Extension Hose Powerful Fan for Toy Parts Model
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Reddit mentions: 5
We found 5 Reddit mentions of AW Portable Airbrush Paint Spray Booth Kit w/Turn Table Extension Hose Powerful Fan for Toy Parts Model. Here are the top ones.
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- [Complete Painting Kit]: Airbrush Spray Booth Kit contains a spray booth with fan & extension hose and a 0.3 mm dual action airbrush with 7cc gravity feed fluid cup, complete kit to conveniently set up an airbrush workplace for painting and decoration
- [Spray Booth with Strong Ventilation]: High-efficient fan withdraws 4 cubic meters of air per minute, reducing paint fumes efficiently; With a hose to draw the harmful gas out of the door or window; With built-in 2 fiberglass filter sponges to remove larger particles and fog
- [Foldable Design & Large Capacity]: With foldable design, allows to unfold to set up an airbrush studio and fold to become a carrying case for easy storage; 18 7/8" x 16 9/16" x 14 3/16" large size provides you with a spacious workplace
- [Functional Airbrush]: 0.3 mm airbrush with 7cc gravity feed fluid cup features dual-action trigger for great control of the airbrush, pressing down the trigger to control air output and pulling back to control paint flow; With fine nozzles for spraying less than 2" wide lines
- [Wide Application]: Airbrush fits for color fluid, like watercolor pigments, inks and dyes, acrylics, etc (Not Included), working well with airbrush spray booth to conveniently set up an airbrush workplace for painting models, figures, toys, nails, crafts, cakes, tattoo, etc
Features:
Specs:
| Height | 14.2 Inches |
| Length | 18.9 Inches |
| Size | Spray Booth+Hose |
| Width | 16.6 Inches |
Like, fumes from glue or paint?
The glue fumes from say, Tamiya Extra Thin can kind of start to get to you in a small area, but I found once I had a fan on, it wasn't bad.
As far as painting goes, there are purpose built spray booths for airbrushing, with fans in the back for extracting fumes. Something like this is what I have, although it's a little pricy. I think it's worth it because (the one I got at least) has LED lighting built into it so its really nice for visibility. Although if you were crafty, you could probably make something out of cardboard or wood, PC fans and a length of dryer hose, and there are tutorials on youtube if you wanna go that route. LED lighting strips are also pretty cheap if you wanna rig it up for extra visibility. Anything that has a fan to capture the vapor and some where to vent it safely would do.
At the very least, you should get a Particulate Filter to wear while you're painting, and maybe gluing if you're worried about those fumes. Something like this should be fine. I found mine at the local Lowe's but basically any hardware store will have something similar. Just don't get the little masks like you see nurses wear, those don't really cut it.
DIY is basically plywood, an HVAC filter and flex duct, a big computer fan rigged to a power supply, and some elbow grease.
This is the other option. Which I see has started to come up in cost:
https://www.amazon.com/AW-Portable-Airbrush-Extension-Powerful/dp/B00Y83Y1C8/ref=zg_bs_12898811_6?_encoding=UTF8&psc=1&refRID=D7375TY52WY9C1JCG2M3
You can do the DIY for half of that, really. You might even have some of the materials at hand, and it doesn't have to be wood. I've seen people do them out of cardboard, but you'll have to worry about all the dust cardboard attracts.
https://www.amazon.com/AW-Portable-Airbrush-Extension-Powerful/dp/B00Y83Y1C8/ref=sr_1_3?keywords=model+paint+booth&qid=1563384851&s=gateway&sr=8-3
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I've been using this for a year now. Love it.
You probably have dust from the ceiling falling on your wet paint. Get a big clear plastic container and cover your parts after painting so they stay clean.
What kind of paint are you spraying? If it's not acrylic, he's probably right.
There's also this thing:
https://www.amazon.com/AW-Portable-Airbrush-Extension-Powerful/dp/B00Y83Y1C8
...but in general, airbrushing in the garage may be a better idea in general, just for the sake of not ever spilling paint on the carpet or whatever.
Depending on what you thin your paints with/what you clean your airbrush with: Yes.
(Personally, I try to avoid inhaling atomized windex, but that's just me.)
There are commercial grade solutions to this, such as this paint booth here that I use and love personally, or you could build your own solution with a cheap fan and $5 of tubing from the hardware store.