Anyone who has previously handled dust on a construction site knows that it is nearly impossible to control its spread. While it's easy to move around, there are steps you can take to remove dust. Taking this action is very important when painting with spray paint in a chamber.

Whether you work in a modern facility, high-end facility, or a standalone cubicle in a garage, there are a few simple steps you can take to prevent dust from spreading while painting. You can look for the best dust collection system units online.

The following tips will help you to keep the sprayer clean.

1. Keep your lawn as clean as possible to reduce the amount of dust

First and foremost, keep your workplace as clean as possible. This can mean adhering to a maintenance schedule to track cleaning. Use the vacuum cleaner often to collect dirt and grime, keep the air flowing, or even use feather dust to remove dust between cleanings.  

2. Protect Your Area

By building a temporary space, you can separate the work area from other construction sites. You can do this easily by supporting the plastic wrap with a dust rod, adding an air filter, and using a zipper to make an instant door.

3. Use Sprinkles Products and Product Low-Line to Prevent Dust In Your Spray Booth

Choose products carefully for use in dust-free or fluff-less paint booths to reduce buildup in your spray booth. For example, use plastic instead of paper surface protectors. This eliminates the possibility of dust particles forming from the paper.