The first Color-Cure paint booth was installed here. Features include a complete basement for air filtration, flush-mounted so a car dolly can roll into the booth, and a direct access door from the mix room.
Inside the Color-Cure booth. Notice the 17 four-tube lights--standard equipment.
The "Super Cure" control panel and dry chemical fire suppression system for the booth.
Two compressors--one Ingersol Rand and one Curtis--were located outdoors to conserve shop space and minimize noise and heat buildup.
Yes, we do refrigerated air dryers and filters. Makes a great stand for the customer-provided stereo!
(Above) As part of a March 2008 upgrade, a heated downdraft Spray Tech booth and cutting-edge Mercury air make-up unit were installed. Dual variable frequency drives save energy in both spray and bake cycles.
(Below) A Spray Tech mix room rounds out the installation.
(Below) Corner-mounted Junair Qads improve dry-cycle air flow on today's paint jobs and ensure this booth's readiness for waterborne paints.
Extra lights were added during the booth conversion.
(Above) The project included a new intake plenum and space-saving rooftop mounted air make-up system. A new variable frequency drive controls pressure in spray and bake modes and conserves energy.
Yes, we do refrigerated air dryers and filters. Makes a great stand for the customer-provided stereo!
