Blowtherm Booths

Any body out there spraying in a Blowtherm?? I will have mine up and running next week. The bake time is like only 15 minutes on paint jobs and then it is ready to cut and buff. awesome!!

I spray in the Ultra2000. It's got a 5 foot extension in the middle, so a crewcab longbed fits with plenty of room to walk around it. It sucks when changing the ceiling filters because the supplier has to special order the middle filter. Mixing room built on to the right side of it. I always bake at 145 for 30 minutes.

where do you work at?? here is a pic of the booth.

rushing custom paint by baking it is not advised.......baking is good for production but actually can trap solvents

on another note Blowtherm's are badass booths wish i had one

Originally posted by treylos



where do you work at?? here is a pic of the booth.

holy high tech batman that looks expensive!!

Originally posted by KEEF



rushing custom paint by baking it is not advised.......baking is good for production but actually can trap solvents

Yea were in it for production work, mainly insurance stuff. But will do custom stuff as needed and those jobs can dry over night not baked. 80,000 grand to be exact on cost

FUCK BLOLWTHERMS they suck i use one every day!! garmate is the way to go .the roof filters in the blowtherm are bicth to change. and dont bake that shit for 15 mins. the surface temp is not the same as u bake it at it is much lower safer at 30 or 40 mins. take your time its paint it needas time to gas off or it will pinch up like a bich and u will be bufffing it a few weeks down the road. keefs right bro .

Originally posted by JRS KUSTOMS



FUCK BLOLWTHERMS they suck i use one every day!! garmate is the way to go .the roof filters in the blowtherm are bicth to change. and dont bake that shit for 15 mins. the surface temp is not the same as u bake it at it is much lower safer at 30 or 40 mins. take your time its paint it needas time to gas off or it will pinch up like a bich and u will be bufffing it a few weeks down the road. keefs right bro .

I'm sorry your booth sucks and the filters are hard the change. but my filters are a breaze to change they are hinged from the roof and all you do is let let the two big filter doors swing down to change filters.

I work at Hampton Collision in BR. The ceiling filters are super easy to change. I have the flash set on 95degrees for 10 minutes before the bake cycle kicks on. Never had any solvent pop issues. Now if you're slamming the clear, of course you'll have solvent pop problems.

Trey-our booth is just like yours, with the mixing room on the right side, and the control panel is between the mixing room and the booth doors. Who did you have install it? H&W?