The paint spray-booth water wash system should be well maintained to avoid blocking of the circulation pumps and the build-up of dry overspray around the system.

Paint coagulation and denaturing chemicals can be used in the water wash sump to ensure the continued functioning of the booth. The chemistry can be adjusted to help the treated overspray sink or float depending on the design of the booth. Our C-130, caustic based product, provides a very simple to control product to maintain the booth in good order. The idea is that atomised paint particles that are captured in the water system are attacked by the chemistry to make a “soapy layer”. This stops the paint particles all agglomerating together to form sticky mass that would otherwise block the pumps and stick to the spray booth. The treated overspray is then much easier to remove.

Product	Description
P-27	“Autobooth”. This powder additive provides a low cost simple method of maintaining the function of the spray booth.
C-130	The classic alkali liquid that allows the simple control of the spray booth solution by maintaining the pH.
C-133	“Biocide”. Additive for use with C-130 and P27 “Autobooth”.
C-135	Foam Suppressant. Additive for use with C-130 and P27 “Autobooth”.