Position Booth and Set Up Door Spray System

A lot of silica dust, colored silica dust, still makes its way through. It comes out of the venting system. And if you're on a driveway or concrete, it's going to create a lot of whatever color you're spraying out there. So I normally take one-inch, 20 by 20 filters here and run these first, you know, over my pre-filter here, and I change them very often. As soon as I start to see it sucking in here, I have Two on one side here. I usually use like five of these in a kitchen cabinet set. It's going to keep your ducts cleaner. It's going to keep a lot less dust coming out through your ventilation system. And that just installs right on top of your pre-filter, what I call a pre-filter. know. It's going to be around 15 to 20 minutes to set up. It's a little less, it's around, you know, 12 to 15 minutes without the extenders. The height extenders take me around 12 to 15 minutes. With the height extenders, I'd say like 15 to 20 minutes, but when you get to the actual lining, take your time, be patient. If you break any of these, you know, any of the inserts where the posts go, it compromises the integrity of the cabinet. You can, you know, fix it with tape and stuff, but take your time, you know, corner to corner. You know, invariably, I've put this thing on so many times and I've forgotten, like, I've forgotten to put the little brackets on it for the air filter, but you know. I just slide one of the corners in and install them. The first time I installed all the corners, I forgot my two, you know, side fixings for my posts. So take your time. I typically want to spray, you know, towards my ventilation system. So I'm going to spray here and go in that direction over there. So here's the paint booth. We're going to install our door spray system where I can spray an interior door. I can turn it around and spray the interior door standing up on both sides and both edges at once. So we're going to show you what it looks like here in a [Music] minute