Even Painting Giants Get Burnout!

If you think that that name joke was funny, I've got another one.

[laughs] Oh.

So I recently purchased a w- a water curtain airbrush booth.

Have you seen this? Have you heard about this?

I am familiar with it.

This is, these have become very popular.

Yes, the little water curtain.

I know where you're going with this already.

Okay.

Go ahead.

Let, let me go then.

Let me go.

Okay, let you cook.

So-

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... one thing that I learned in my research about how a water curtain works and why it works is, the first obvious thing is you're spraying into a full sheet of water.

So the over spray and the fumes get trapped, it goes through, cycles through, through filters and all this kind of stuff.

It w- it's fricking amazing.

It's awesome.

But I'm like, just doing that alone can't simply just make it better.

There's gotta be reasons in other industries, they have these massive ones and stuff that they use for other things, and how does it do it? Well, there's a scientific principle, and it's related to the Bernoulli principle, and it's called the Vince Venturi effect.

And in, through the Venturi effect, it shows that water, when traveling through a tight space through a high rate of speed, creates reverse suction, lower, uh, it has lower pressure on the inside of the water, which allows the outside to create a suction motion that sucks in air and debris.

Yeah.

So your water curtain isn't just cr- trapping your over spray.

It's sucking far better than actual just fans with filters.