Thread: Should I let a PRO shoot the BC/CC?

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we have a local painter here, he does 10-20K amazing paint jobs in a 2 car garage. his trick is to keep the dirt down. he gets the car to its final stage ready to shoot, he lines the walls, ceiling, and floor, with clear visqueen plastic. makes a fresh bubble dirt free cell, rolls the car in, wipes the car down with a tac cloth and sprays away. with a single fan in the window to exhaust the fumes out.

Originally Posted by mooneye777

we have a local painter here, he does 10-20K amazing paint jobs in a 2 car garage. his trick is to keep the dirt down. he gets the car to its final stage ready to shoot, he lines the walls, ceiling, and floor, with clear visqueen plastic. makes a fresh bubble dirt free cell, rolls the car in, wipes the car down with a tac cloth and sprays away. with a single fan in the window to exhaust the fumes out.

done many this way for a very long time.jet wash the car blow dry it wash shop out walls and floor with dish soap and water. drain the air compeser i used a filter that used a roll of toilet paper for a fillter and one on the gun had one air hose i used just for painting . wipe the hose down and a clean spot on the bench on mix the paint and had i old tack rage to wipe the hose down every time i add paint to the cup of the gun and wipe clean the bottom of the spay gun i would clean out the air cap of the gun with thinner the shops i work at did not have a real both but just a clean room with a fan i painted car trucks and boats air planes out of rooms like this and alot of them would be 7000/10000 jobs