altereddezignz
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Hello everyone. Dont freak out over the title. What i am wanting to do is build a 15x25 paint booth out of sheet steel and use the halide light on the ceiling.
Now what i want to do is cut 4 holes a couple inches wider then the reflectors on the housing of the light in the ceiling. Then take some 1/2 inch glass and cover the hole from the outside then set the halide light on top of the glass from the outside. This way it will keep it out of any fumes and from harms way. I am just curious if this will be to much light. Running 1 each about 4ft off each corner maybe 4 ft of the side ( the 15 wide side ) and the other about 6 ft from the end ( the 25 ft side ). i already have a lot of the glass. Already have the light. 400 watt lamps. Using 12 gauge sheet metal on walls. Walls only have to be rated for a specific burn time inside and it is like a min of 16 gauge but i already have the metal. explosion proof exhaust fan. down draft booth with intake and exhaust filter. Will actually flow about 600 cfm more than osha requires across the painters face.
only cost i will have in the booth is screws, wiring,floor coating and wood or metal to build the framing of the booth.
Now what i want to do is cut 4 holes a couple inches wider then the reflectors on the housing of the light in the ceiling. Then take some 1/2 inch glass and cover the hole from the outside then set the halide light on top of the glass from the outside. This way it will keep it out of any fumes and from harms way. I am just curious if this will be to much light. Running 1 each about 4ft off each corner maybe 4 ft of the side ( the 15 wide side ) and the other about 6 ft from the end ( the 25 ft side ). i already have a lot of the glass. Already have the light. 400 watt lamps. Using 12 gauge sheet metal on walls. Walls only have to be rated for a specific burn time inside and it is like a min of 16 gauge but i already have the metal. explosion proof exhaust fan. down draft booth with intake and exhaust filter. Will actually flow about 600 cfm more than osha requires across the painters face.
only cost i will have in the booth is screws, wiring,floor coating and wood or metal to build the framing of the booth.