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Install Additional Air Filter and Vent Hose

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Paintline Paint & Spray Booth XL

What happens here

Place a standard 20"x20"x1" furnace filter over the opening of the exhaust fan attachment. This acts as a pre-filter, preventing paint dust and particles from reaching and clogging the exhaust fan or being vented outside. Use the straps provided with the exhaust vent hose to attach it securely to the furnace filter and then to the exhaust fan attachment, ensuring a tight seal. This setup is crucial for protecting the equipment and the external environment from paint contamination, directly contributing to the 'protective covers' aspect of the solution.

Tools and materials

  • 20"x20"x1" Furnace Filter
  • Exhaust Blower PaintLine Blower
  • Flexible Exhaust Vent Hose

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filter be using that for doing our furniture behind the booth is going to be my sanding station inspection light once adapter's on I'm going to spin it around and snug it on with the strap that tightens it on snug that up really tight so I'm turning this corner right here to get it set just like that test it okay blows there got an exhaust vent right here this will attach to this into the blower you can see like right here if you don't have good filtration you're going to get a lot of buildup inside your um blower so I'll show you what I do to help stop that buildup um I learned that when I first started using this thing so now this is going to come up and it's going to be vented right out my window right here now when I'm using it you know I could just turn it on Open the window turn it on use it when I'm done close the window I've got my ventilation system uh set up in the back here ventilation is going to go right out aside window right there so um no overspray is going to carry outside this booth I've got a little extra room out front to just have a drop cloth I do uh got got a pro tip when it comes to you know um the air filtration system now this is the um the system that paint line sells with it it's kind of um a filter or pre-filter per se a lot of um silica dust colored um silica dust you know still makes its way through that goes out the ventilation system and if it's like laying on a um driveway or laying on concrete it'll create a lot of um whatever color you're spraying out there so I typically take um 1 in uh 20x 20 uh filters right here and I'll run these first you know over the top of my prefilter right here and I change these out quite often as soon as you start to see it suck in right here I've got two set aside right here I usually go through maybe like five of these on a set of kitchen cabinets it's going to keep your ducting cleaner it's going to keep a lot less um dust going out through your um ventilation system and that just installs you right over the top of your prefilter what I call a prefilter get it locked in place ventilation system is ready to go

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