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Install the Plastic Liner

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

What happens here

Unfold the disposable plastic liner and identify the marked connection points, which are typically orange dots. The liner also has instructions indicating where to begin the setup. Carefully drape the liner over the assembled frame, sliding it down the poles. Work slowly to avoid tearing the plastic. It's recommended to leave the liner slightly high until it's positioned around all sides to prevent excessive tension and make adjustments easier. Once draped, align the orange dots on the liner with the corresponding connection points on the frame and secure them.

Goal: Enclose the booth with the plastic liner

Tools and materials

  • Disposable Plastic Liner PaintLine — Enclosing the spray booth to contain overspray

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it comes here's one of the liners right here so it comes with three liners and you can purchase more liners [Applause] from paint line and the liner opens up and it even has instructions on the liner where to actually start putting your liner on so you're going to find the points on the liner it tells you right here here's lower connection point so it gives you guidelines where to attach it says begin set up right here so it makes it pretty easy to set up the liner is just going to slide down on my poles it's got a top bottom and sides all right so here goes the liner i'm going to start putting the liner on it's not very difficult all it does is just slide down on your poles and you can even take them off to help yourself install them and just make sure you go slow enough that you don't rip through the liner [Applause] and you don't i don't like to put them all the way down until i get it all around all sides and you can loosen up this side if you need to to allow it to slide where it sits properly it tells you these are the lower connection point so this it's going to slide down to the bottom but i'm not going to slide it down once again i've noticed it's easier to allow it to stay up high until you get it all the way around so it doesn't create as much tension all right so i'm just working my way around all four corners and the two sides and you can see these lower dot these orange dots these are the connection points all you got to do is find you can see right there it kind of poked poke through the plastic because i wasn't paying attention i was talking let's um just find these orange dots all four corners four sides just work it down the first time you do this the first time i ever set it up it took me about 15 minutes to set it up and i've gotten it down to around the 12 minute mark setting it up next side find the next lower connection point right here you'll start to see it's starting to take shape now it's i'm setting up this spray booth because it is winter time it's cold outside i can't do any spraying outside so i'm setting up in the garage my hands are actually getting really cool i'll be able to heat this garage up and close it once i'm done here but it's starting to get hard to do this because my hands are getting really cold you know and it breaks so there's an end point right here where it breaks open you're just coming out to this end point and there's top um holes that our supports will glide through the top so i'm just getting it right…

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