Overspray Equipment Maintenance

1. Remove and clean all fan filters at the end of everyday your booth has been in use.
2. Rinse all four filters under a full running stream of warm water until water runs clear.
3. Shake out excess water and use towel or paper towel to blot completely dry. Allow filters to completely air dry before reinstalling into the booth.
   DO NOT WASH FILTERS IN WASHING MACHINE! This wears filters out prematurely.
4. For best results you should keep a second set of filters on hand to place into the booth while the others are drying out. A second set can be
   purchased here.
5. Finally, use a damp cloth with warm water to wipe down the booth wall panels, vent fan covers and all surrounding areas daily to remove any overspray.

NOTE: If your Overspray Reduction Booth features Mirrored Panels, they require special care. Please adhere to the following guidelines when cleaning your mirrored panels:

PANEL BACK - When wiping down the back of the panels use extreme care. As with all mirrored panels, the backing will scratch. Any scratches will be visible through the panel on the front side of the booth. When moving your overspray booth make sure the area is clear from boxes or hanging wall items that might damage the back panel coating.

MIRRORED PANEL CLEANING - DO NOT USE ANY AMMONIA BASED PRODUCTS (such as Windex®) on your panels. These products will cause clouding, drying and damage to your panels. We recommend using the same cleaner you would to maintain any acrylic tanning beds within your salon. If an acrylic-safe cleaner is not available, please use a blend of mild soap and warm water.

For best results, purchase several replacement filters and have them readily available.

16" x 16" x 1" filter (non-pleated) replacement filters are available.

The Overspray Floor Fan can be cleaned easily:

• First, UNPLUG the fan!
• Wipe both filter grates down with a damp cloth.
• Remove the front grates using a Phillips head screwdriver and wipe the fan blades with a damp cloth.

DO NOT spray the fan with water or use a soaked rag because you could burn out the electric motor. Simply use a damp cloth.