Looks really good TK. Lot of work getting one of those straight. Why the makeshift booth? Trying to keep your paint booth open for smaller jobs?
Long story, but when I moved to this building I had a fairly nice semi-downdraft booth. When I got to this building it was not wired for the electrical I would need in the area for the booth, nor did it have 3 phase for my compressor. Well, I needed the compressor immediately, so after that, and roof repairs, and a bigger office, etc. was handled$$$$, I told myself I would wait on the booth, and just painted in the open stall with a fan for a while. Two years later
, my compressor died (10 hp hydrovane), so I bought a 7.5 hp screw compressor while a friend of mine rebuilt the big compressor, and within 2 weeks the drier died. Meanwhile, an ex-employee came by asking what I was going to do with the booth and I told him probably nothing since it had been sitting in a pile for over 2 years, and I still didn't have the electrical done. He made me a decent offer and I took it. I told myself I would build my own with 110 lights, longer and wider than my old one for the restoration work. I have the plans and 90% of the material to do it, but embarrassingly it is still not done 5 years later. I made a temporary booth out of pvc and 3m masking plastic that I sprayed many completes in, and it actually worked pretty well. I have since replaced the pvc with 1" black pipe, and use it to hang parts from. One advantage to the plastic is the walls and roof can be replaced in about an hour and you have a brand new booth
I will eventually build my "dream" booth, but being the one doing 90% of the work at the shop, I will have to be left alone for a week or so to get it done. It is really not a big deal, because I don't paint every day, or even every week, sometimes.