Big auto shops. What are you using for washout booths

[Screened Gear]

I made my own. I used the same Polypro they make them out of and a plastic welder from harbor freight. Total investment was around $200 and its the design of one that sells for over $1600. They want a fortune for those things and hey are not that hard to make. The plastic just like wood (with normal wood blades) and the plastic welding only took me about 20 mins to get good at. It took maybe 10 hours after having all the parts. I guess I could have just printed shirts for 10 hours and made enough to buy one. With building custom you can make them the size you want. I have plans to build a second one this summer so i have one larger one for reclaim and then the old one in the dark room for washout. That way I can keep the washout one clean for washout and decrease.

[SeñorPepperHead]

CCI builds washout booths in both stainless steel and 1/2" polypropylene. The standard depth is 24" but they can custom build to any depth or dimensions you want. If you had a stainless steel booth that leaked due to a bad weld I am sure CCI would take care of that if you contacted them. Drains can be located left, right and center which is your choice to accommodate your best draining options. You can also order addition frame holders as well.

They stand behind all of their equipment and will work with you. Prices are very competitive as well.