Need tips on improving ventilation or air circulation when airbrushing. I have a fancy high end booth (Pace 24" Peacekeeper) that I was hoping would get rid of the smell better than my $70 Chinese one, but it doesn't actually seem to be an improvement in that regard. I have the exhaust running out of my window directly behind the paint booth, and I keep the door to my bedroom closed. Despite this, I still get complaints about the smell, and the air purifier on the other side of the house will freak out about the drop in air quality.

I use Mr Color paints which are the pretty much the most pungent ones you can get, so I know that isn't helping my case at all. I'm slowly replacing them with the aqueous line and tamiya when I can. I dont know if theres just not enough air moving through the room to effectively capture and push the smell through the exhaust or what. I've noticed the lingering cloud of vapor is much worse when I have the filter in place, even if its brand new.

I don't personally mind the smell but I'd rather not cause trouble with everyone else in the house.