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It’s better to spend a few hours having your finishing system inspected than a few days waiting for a repair to be fixed.

Improving workflow and production times is a lot more achievable after making a few upgrades to your finishing system and operations.

While expansion may seem difficult due to the confinements of a shop’s size, there are more options for small paint booths than you may think!

What many painters don’t realize is that AMUs have more filters than they think! Most air makeup units come with three different types of filters.

While every booth is slightly different from each other, they all experience the same common issues. Here are the most common paint booth problems we see and how we fix them.

While many painters over-complicate floor filters, Accudraft makes it incredibly easy to change them in our booths. But before tackling how to change floor filters, it’s important to understand their impact.

It’s a saying that was driven into my head as a young tech some 15 or 16 years ago now. I’m not proud to admit it, but early on I was that messy guy. Un-taping a car, tape and paper everywhere, “I’ll pick it up later,” and move on to the next RO.

The way a paint booth is constructed is vital to its performance and longevity. There are two main ways a booth can be built: with a single or double wall.

Like any other filter, ceiling ones keep stress off a paint booth’s motors. Otherwise, the motors could become overworked, therefore decreasing their longevity and performance.

Smart paint booths are internet capable and have the ability to connect to a cloud-based software. Think of a smart watch; the software can monitor and report on the health of a booth and displays data in an easy-to-use dashboard.