Purpose

• A paint booth is used to limit the amount of dust and dirt that exists in the environment when applying paint to a surface. Paint booths are used when spray painting or wood finishing to minimize inconsistencies in the finished surfaces. (See References 1)
  
  

Environment

• Paint booths use air filters and exhaust systems to ensure an unblemished finish on painted surfaces. Professionally constructed paint booths offer industrial strength filtering systems in both the ceilings and floors to limit incoming impurities and support the extraction of finishing fumes.
  
  

Lighting

• Paint booths offer optimal lighting conditions to ensure smooth, consistent, and complete finishes. Properly constructed paint booths minimize the need for rearranging lighting during the painting process.
  
  

Safety

• Paint booths limit exposure to harmful and irritating fumes when painting and finishing projects. Paint booths protect other surfaces from paint spray and reactions with finishing products. Professionally constructed booths help satisfy strict air quality regulations. (See References 2)
  
  

Options

• Paint booths come in a variety of models and sizes depending on consumer needs, including open front booths, cross-flow booths and downdraft booths. (See References 3). Professionally constructed booths are available for personal use or for larger commercial and industrial work.