A fire at an industrial unit in Rochdale is now out, the fire service has confirmed.
Two paint booths went up in flames at an industrial estate on Moss Bridge Road went up in flames on Thursday night.
Eight fire engines were sent to tackle the blaze while road closures were put in places.
Residents were told to shut their doors and windows as a precaution.
Greater Manchester Fire and Rescue says the fire is now out and Moss Bridge Road is now fully open.
General Manager Steve Jordan, in charge at the scene, said: "Our crews have worked exceptionally hard to tackle this fire, and thanks to their quick response and professionalism we have been able to prevent any further spread.
"The fire has now been extinguished, and two crews remain at the scene making sure the area is safe.
"I want to thank local residents for their cooperation and understanding throughout this incident, and would ask that the public continue to avoid the area while crews remain at the scene."
The cause of the fire is unclear.
Firefighters used three jets, six breathing apparatus, a ground monitor and a positive pressure ventilation fan to tackle the blaze.
