BOOM! call MSC and/or Graingers and pick up and explosion-proof fan. Not
cheap, but then so's the garage. Quick perusal of the fans gives a range
of $250-$700 - depending on size and CFM....
>Mike Rambour wrote:
>
>> Almost on the same subject, can I use a kitchen stove top hood for a
>> small painting booth or will it go BOOM ? I plan on building a small box
>> for painting all the usual small parts that go into a car, nothing big or
>> fancy just 3 feet by 3 feet and I was thinking of using a kitchen hood to
>> remove the paint vapors. What I want to do is cut a hole in the garage
>> wall and hang a box in the hole on the outside, with plastic on the inside
>> of the garage. Start the fan, paint the part, let down the plastic and
>> keep working on other things while the paint dries and hope that keeps the
>> majority of the vapors out of the garage. Will it work, will it go boom,
>> is there better for not too much money (considering I already have a old
>> hood to use).
>>
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