Posted By: moparbud
painting the car what heat should i use - 11/26/10 06:20 PM
i am getting ready to paint my car in a 24x30 shop what are you guys using to heat your shop when you are painting that is safe
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i have sprayed with a wood stove and heavy ventalation, ive sprayed a 37 using a propane furnace, and i recently painted a s-10 mini truck useing a salamander...just make it always have fuel,a and is cranked on high so it wont shut off and the puff of smoke doesnt come out, and if you gatta fill ed wipe your hands with a lil thinner and rock and roll again.
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Anything burning propane will put a ton of moisture into the shop. Water is a byproduct of propane.
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Really? I always felt dried out after being in a propane heated environment. My eyes were dry and my fingers too.
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Man!!! ALL THESE EQUATIONS!!
I never studied Chemistry.
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So you're saying you highly recommend ignoring all the warnings and go ahead and use a flamethrower ?!?!
I've used a tablesaw for years without a guard so I don't think anyone needs a guard.
I've used a grinder for years without safety goggles so I don't think anyone needs safety goggles.
I've never turned off the power when working on electrical outlets so I don't think anyone needs to turn off the power.
I've been in boats loads of times without a life preserver so I don't think anyone needs a life preserver.
Right !?!?!
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You forgot I've pulled my 24 ft enclosed with my V6 Ford Escape so who needs a 3/4 ton work truck.