i picked up a full face mask for painting. a North 7600.
is there an easy way to cover/protect the view shield to keep the paint off of it?

Thanks Mark

Probably just air flow. The air exchange rate in a pro booth setup is quite remarkable but most of us don't have that option. I have the same issue as the overspray doesn't move out of my home booth setup anywhere near as fast as I would like, although it is better since I changed to a positive pressure setup. I just clean the lense between coats, need to wait for the flash time anyway.

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These work for me.

rjuhasz wrote:Probably just air flow. The air exchange rate in a pro booth setup is quite remarkable but most of us don't have that option. I have the same issue as the overspray doesn't move out of my home booth setup anywhere near as fast as I would like, although it is better since I changed to a positive pressure setup. I just clean the lense between coats, need to wait for the flash time anyway.

is there something in particular that i should use to clean it? i would hate to put something on it that would reck it.

Ed, the shields look like a good idea, but i think i will try the cheaper cleaning method first.
Thanks

I wonder if something like spray booth mask would work? Find a gal size.

rjuhasz wrote:I have the same issue as the overspray doesn't move out of my home booth setup anywhere near as fast as I would like, although it is better since I changed to a positive pressure setup. I just clean the lense between coats, need to wait for the flash time anyway.

is there something in particular that i should use to clean it? i would hate to put something on it that would reck it.

Most professional masks have optional tear off shields that are highly recommended.
In a pinch, you could get some sheets of clear acetate and tape them on.