Hello everyone. I'm here to show you how to make a nice spray booth for airbrushing. I took what I learned from watching different videos and came up with what worked best for me. After collecting all the items, the job of putting everything together actually only took me about 30 minutes. Below is the list of items you will need.
1.) Plastic storage tub $6-$10 (Mine was free because I found it in the garage).
2.) Ventilation fan $18
3.) Air... read more
You need:
- Flat plastic box with lid. Package for meat, sausages, ham etc. (supermarket etc).
- Parchment paper (baking paper)
- Sponge cloth, 4mm thick, (maybe paper towel etc. will also do).
Parchment paper (baking paper) is the paper you put under the cake or pie when you bake them. You can buy it in a supermarket where you can buy backing mixtures, cake, bakery products etc. Parchment paper is semipermeable, some moisture is coming through the paper without wetting the paint to much.
First you cut the sponge cloth in (3) pieces that it fits on the bottom of the plastic box. If you use more layers (here 3) than it can suck more water. The sponge cloth has a quite smooth surface so it fits very well our purpose. Give some water on the sponge cloth before you put the parchment paper on top.
You cut out several pieces of parchment paper fitting on the bottom of the plastic above the sponge cloth. If you cut several parchment papers in advance you have them ready when you paint and need to change them.
If you want to stop or interrupt your painting session you close the lid and go on painting the next day. In my first test of the wet palette the paint was still wet after 4 days. Check it out, it's quite simple and cheap.
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