Resistance Is Not Futile — Measuring Paint Booth Filter Performance
We recently received a great question from a customer: “Is there a “magic number” on the manometer at which paint booth filters should be changed?”
July 9, 2012
We recently received a great question from a customer: “Is there a “magic number” on the manometer at which paint booth filters should be changed?”
Given that the drying process of coatings is highly dependent on the temperature and humidity in a paint booth, the setup of equipment varies widely for different climates. A paint booth set up in the perpetually hot and dry areas of southern Arizona is subject to different environmental conditions than a booth installed in the frigid Northwest Territories of Canada.
Waterborne paints have been a hot topic in the automotive refinish industry for a long time. Of course, the actual development of the paints, as
The temperature settings in your paint booth can vary widely based on what coating you are using and many other factors. Here is a brief guide on how to properly set the temperature in your paint booth.
This first critical step in a satisfactory paint finish really starts with the condition of the part or surface to be coated and what steps
Q: “I have two GFS automotive paint booths that I need to clean. What do you recommend to use as a solvent for breaking down
