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I have traditional vinyl backed insulation on the ceiling and walls in mine and honestly it works great for me. No issues with humidity either. Who is your builder?

Welcome. Do you have any pictures of your projects??

I use a Devilbiss finishline gun, works great. I have heard great things about their starting line guns also.

I'd be leary using someone that was that low and that far away. You might have trouble getting any issues that arise resolved. If it's Nucor, I would run!!! Their service after the sale is terrible, My installer, Heartland Steel Buildings bought a building from Nucor and I got no where with...

Nice collection!!

Might also help to know where you are located. Mueller helped me when someone else screwed mine up. If I ever build another metal building I will go thru them...

Same issue around here. Then try to get them to fix something that they screwed up. Even if you hold back money.. Seams like they are busy enough not to care!! I finally found one that is as proud of his work as several of you seam to be. I refer him to everyone!!! They are good ones out...

I don't have a booth but I do paint. Due to the importance of cleanliness when painting I prefer to do everything myself. Great way of thinking outside the box!!!

Another great project!!

AWESOME CAR!!! Love the old school look!!

Dang that is cool!!!

Sounds like a cool project. I am of no help.. Welcome to the site..

You should have referred them to the company that built my building. That would have taught em!!

Looks like a great problem to have!!

Are you serious?? Life is too short to put up with that!! Here is my wife under my car. All I have to do is ask for help.

??? I simply suggested that he compare CFM of the tools he plans on using vs compressors. Who said he is running tools continuously? I got by for years with a 120v 26 gallon husky. I was using it to primarily air up tires, airbrushing, and a spray gun for painting motorcycle parts and helmets...

Also, pay attention to the CFM of the tools you plan to use and the CFM of the compressor. Buy one big enough to supply the tools you are going to use.... On the other hand there is no reason to waste money on a compressor that you won't use all of it's resources, unless you plan on needing...

Sounds like a cool idea. I know several people that have done something similar around here. I have heard nothing but good things about Mueller around here. They even put me in touch with someone who fixed my building when someone else screwed it up. I'll look at them first if I ever build...

I hired a decent concrete contractor who figured that all out for me. I paid $8200 for 30x50 for the concrete. The company that built my building sucked!!! But, I did find a good contractor out of Farmersville that fixed it!! Send me a private message you would like some names and numbers...

Sorry!! Mine was a nightmare.. The company that built my metal building ships to Florida. So, I can only tell you who to stay away from. Heartland Steel Buildings!!!