Automotive Paint Booths Duluth Minnesota

Auto body painting is the most common use of portable paint booth curtains, but they are also commonly used to contain powder coating operations. Any operation that involves applying liquid, powder, or airborne particulates can benefit from the use of an industrial spray booth curtain. Additionally, sandblasting applications utilize curtain walls for dust control. Within the auto paint shop industry, some of the uses also include: paint prep stations, wash bay stalls, metal and fabrication areas, airborne particle containment, and other applications related to spray paint booth shops.

Exception: In confined spaces, where ventilation might not be capable of providing the necessary ventilation, a properly applied inerting procedure shall be permitted to be used. Such procedures shall meet the applicable requirements of NFPA 69 and shall be acceptable to the authority having jurisdiction.

Again, depending on the size and complexity of your spray booth, you'll need a licensed electrician for wiring the booth to a power source. Given the complexities involved, not to mention the safety risks if installed incorrectly, DIY installation is only recommended for smaller, open-front booths. Enclosed booths and all larger models require the help of a professional, and usually more than one.