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Install Floor Protector

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Portable Spray Booth for Cabinets. The Jobsite Spray Booth that Sets Up in Minutes!

What happens here

While the booth comes with a plastic floor, it's recommended to add a more absorbent floor protector. The video creator uses X-Board or Ram Board for this purpose, unrolling two sections to cover the entire floor area. Use strong tape like T-Rex tape or Frog Tape production tape to secure the edges and seams of the floor protector to the plastic liner and each other, preventing movement and creating a smooth, absorbent surface. Place heavy objects like paint cans on the corners and seams to help the floor protector flatten out.

Goal: Create an absorbent and stable floor inside the booth

Tools and materials

  • Utility Knife — Cutting the floor protector to size
  • Paint Cans — Weighing down the floor protector until it flattens
  • T-Rex Tape PaintLife Supply Co — Securing the floor protector seams and edges

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bleed through what i do like to do i don't like the plastic on the bottom just alone you can put a drop cloth down but i'm going to show you i like putting x board or ram board down here it's an absorbent paper really thick paper and i actually reuse it so i just fold up my x-board and reuse it every single time and i just keep it as a floor for my spray booth i'm going to show you my flooring system right now so you can see i can move this thing around and slide it around really easily wherever i want it and you can use this thing when i do cabinets inside of a house kitchen cabinet cabinets i set up my spray booth inside the house all right so it's a five-sided booth it does have a plastic floor on the bottom so if you do spill anything it's not going to bleed through and get on your floor and so that's really important indoors i use these things indoors when doing cabinets in other type of painting projects and these things are absolutely really versatile with that bottom floor you can use them on how guys can use them carpenters can use them for controlling dust inside but tile guys if you're cutting tile inside you've got a a waterproof booth basically right here that you could be working in but i do like to put a floor down because i don't like to walk on the plastic is um overspray getting down on the plastic is going to stay wet longer i want something absorbent like i'm export or ram board so i always lay a floor down and the floors are reusable multiple times i take and cut it out and there's actually plastic on the top bottom of your ram board and i just fold that up and reuse it so i i've used them like five or six times before i throw them away but i'm going to show you making the floor what i do here's some [Applause] this right here is floor shell so this one is a really thick product i like using something really thick for my floor and once again it's going to make it reusable and you can see i actually reuse this paper multiple times get it in here and i'm just going to tape it down i want something really strong to hold it down so i'm using t-rex tape right here now it's going to have a tendency to want to roll up until you know it lays down um so you have to set something on it heavy until it flattens out you see i turned around and just did it the opposite way so it's rolling the opposite direction this time to see if i don't have to fight it so so much it's really really cold my tape's not sticking so well so i'm just gonna put some um…

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