Strip-Curtains Paint Booth

Dean Jenkins

Dean Jenkins

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In a previous thread about paint booths, someone mentioned https://www.strip-curtains.com/proCat/bodyShopStyleCur.php

I checked it out and really liked what I saw. I ordered them last month and the material arrived this week and I got in installed.
I have to say, I am really happy!
They were great to work with. I had a custom situation, my shop roof slopes 1 foot over a 24 foot run, and the back wall is a different height than the side wall. Also, my side wall mounting was ceiling mount and the back wall was wall mount.
The rep I talked to totally understood what I was saying and put together a package for me.
The product arrived perfect - the cuts and seams were exactly what I had specified and the correct mounting hardware was included.
So cool to work with a company that just "get's it."
Now I have a 24' X 12' paint booth, with movable curtains so I can use the space in other ways when I am not painting.
~$1000 for everything. Not bad.

Here are pics:

Curtain 1.jpg


Curtain 2.jpg
 
Nice, this is our 2nd set separating
Manufacturing from storage, you will like them.
The only reason we're on 2nd set is after years exposed to the chemicals in the air, they get foggy, and we run through them numerous times with the forklift every day, and for safety, the driver needs to know if anyone is on the other side.
 

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Hi Dean, where did you land on the positive vs negative pressure in your booth? Negative seems to be the favorite on this forum, but I saw when you set up your $200 both you originally used positive.
 
95maxrider said:
Hi Dean, where did you land on the positive vs negative pressure in your booth? Negative seems to be the favorite on this forum, but I saw when you set up your $200 both you originally used positive.
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I've made several tweaks to get it dialed in. It is now slightly negative and is working well.
The key for me has been moving the highest volume of air possible, at low velocity, so as not to kick up dust or create swirl.
 
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