How to clean your garage of filler dust !!

Running a professional restoration workshop in a 2 1/2 bay garage means I have the same problem has most of you have - hence my fabricating, welding, profiling, painting & fitting up is all done in the same workshop - prevention & limitation are better than the cure but then again hindsight is wonderful - so before any major paintwork I always have a deep clean of the workshop - for that very reason I keep everything in the workshop on industrial castors - remove all vehicles - pull everything away from the walls and have a really good delouse with the sweeping brush / handbrush and remove all dense / thick areas - I run a soft broom around the ceiling and walls - vacuum sounds like a good idea but takes forever - so dust mask and a blow gun - open all the doors - start at the back of the workshop and work towards the doors - I turn out high quality paintwork and it works for me - others in the trade / paint reps don't believe the paintwork has been undertaken outside of a booth - but if you are methodical with the process you will soon have the workshop relatively dust free and apart from your time and a bit of electric - it costs virtually nothing.

Vaccume the worst of it then use a blow gun and keep vacuuming it up as you go.

That's how I clean my blast/paint booth anyway. Keep blowing it off and hoovering it up. You never end up 100% clean unless you physically move and scrub everything tho.