The Critical Choice Between an Open Face Paint Booth and Enclosed Paint Booth
For woodworkers in the market for new capital equipment, choosing between an open face paint booth and an enclosed paint booth is a critical decision that can dictate how their operation functions, their level of contamination control and ultimately the finish quality of their products. Open face paint booths consume less floor space and are more cost-effective but let in more contaminants. Whereas enclosed paint booths are larger and more expensive, while producing a higher quality finish.
What type of paint booth woodworkers choose is often driven by the importance of paint finish quality, along with the amount of space available in their facility and the cost of the equipment. In this FREE guide, discover the key factors woodworkers should consider before investing in an open face or enclosed paint booth, with the goal of attaining a booth that is priced right for their budget, sized correctly for their operation and configured for maximum efficiency.
What you will learn
- The advantages and disadvantages of open face paint booths and enclosed paint booths for woodworking operations
- Why prepping woodworking products in a dust collection booth or sanding booth helps ensure effective contamination control
- What impact a paint booth’s airflow style has on the quality of the paint finish in woodworking paint booths
- Considerations for selecting the size of a woodworking paint booth
- Why enclosed paint booths are costlier than open face paint booths
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