I set up a plastic sheeting "curtain" inside the shop. I attach it to the roof trusses and leave at least 8 feet around the car to work and move.
I try to paint between 65-95 degrees.
Under 65, the paint doesn't flow out that well and takes too long to dry. Over 95, the paint dries too fast and makes for "peaks and valleys" in the topcoat requiring much more color sanding to get it all to look right. The standard 50% overlap on each pass is supposed to flow together to result in an even finish. Drying too fast makes the edges of the spray pattern stay high instead of flattening out.
Mac's.....
Chan is the Asian guy. Really cool dude. Tyler is mid 30s, thin, brown/reddish hair and also great. They have a few others that work the counter part time that are all friendly but in my opinion, Chan and Tyler are the top guys.
