Install Exhaust System, Floor Protection, and Air Filters

support. Okay, now we have a paint booth. So here's my exhaust fan attachment. I'm going to attach this to the back of the booth. If you didn't have an exhaust fan, you'd be all done, but we do have an exhaust fan. So let's slide our exhaust fan attachment in. So your exhaust fan can You can put it anywhere, you can put it on the sides or the back. It actually works best if it's at the back of the booth. I'm going to put it on this side because my window is right here. Once the extractor is connected at the back, this is magnetic, it goes right to the front. Now I'm going to put my floor on. It's going to go all the way to the outside right here. I usually run two pieces like X-board, floor shell, something. I want a super thick cardboard that will absorb excess overspray, absorb spills if [Music] air filter. I'm going to use that to make our furniture. Behind the booth is going to be my sanding station and inspection light. Once the adapter is on, I'm going to turn it and adjust it with a strap that So I'm going to turn this corner right here so it's just like this. Try it out. Blow there. I have an exhaust vent right here. This will attach to this end of the fan. You can see right here. If you don't have good filtration, you're going to have a lot of buildup inside your blower. So I'll show you what I do to help stop that thing. So now, this is going to go up. This is going to be vented out my window right here. Now, when I'm using it, I could just turn it on, open the window, turn it on, use it, finish, close the window. I have my venting system set up back here. The vent is going to go out a side window right there, so no excess overspray is going to be carried out of this booth. I have a little extra room in the front to keep a rag. I have a pro tip when it comes to the air filtration system. This is the system that Pint Line sells. It's kind of a filter or pre-filter per se. A lot of silica dust,