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FAQ · Booths, Masks & Safety

Do you need a spray booth?

For occasional acrylic work near an open window, you can get by without one — overspray is mostly dried paint dust at hobby pressures. The booth earns its place the moment you spray regularly, spray indoors in winter, or touch anything solvent-based: it pulls particulates and fumes away from your face and out of your living space.

Folding lighted booths in the $70–130 band set up on a kitchen table in a minute and pack flat. Pair one with window venting for lacquer sessions, and add a respirator — a booth reduces exposure, it does not eliminate it.

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