Spray-Tech/Junair Truck Body Booth Work
Truck body finishing has to fit long bodies, cab-height structures, service bodies, box bodies and attached hardware while keeping prep, paint and inspection moving. Double D Mechanical installs, relocates and services paint booths, make-up air, exhaust ductwork, lighting, heating and utility connections used around Spray-Tech/Junair equipment.
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Body Length And Door Swing
Truck bodies require booth openings, aisles and staging areas that match the way vehicles or body assemblies enter the department. Mirrors, bumpers, liftgates, racks, steps and open doors can add more clearance than the basic body dimensions suggest.
- Measure the longest body, tallest accessory and widest travel path.
- Check turning space at booth entry and exit.
- Keep masking, sanding and inspection areas from blocking booth doors.
Prep Bays And Paint Entry
Truck body work often moves through sanding, masking, cleaning and paint in a tight sequence. Prep station placement, mixing room access, booth entry direction and rework space should reduce backtracking and keep dust away from clean coating work.
Make-Up Air And Duct Paths
Large crossdraft and truck booths can remove enough air to affect nearby doors and comfort. Exhaust routing, fan placement, make-up air discharge, heater connections and roof or wall penetrations should be coordinated with the building and other trades.
Service Access Around Fleet Work
A truck finishing area needs maintenance access even when vehicles are staged nearby. Filters, lights, fans, dampers, electrical disconnects, gas trains and control panels should stay reachable without moving every body or cart in the area.
Frequently asked questions
What measurements help plan a truck body booth?
Measure the longest body, highest accessory, widest mirror or rack position, door swing, aisle width, ceiling height and the space needed for prep carts and masking.
Can Double D Mechanical relocate a Spray-Tech/Junair booth?
Double D Mechanical relocates paint booths and coordinates the related exhaust, make-up air, lighting, heating and utility reconnections needed for the new location.
Why coordinate prep stations with the booth?
Prep areas affect dust control, vehicle flow and how quickly a cleaned body can move into paint without crossing dirty work or blocking the booth opening.
What should be ready before a service visit?
Have photos, equipment model information, the issue description, fan and filter locations, control panel details and any known utility shutoff locations.