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#restoration #Spraybooth #DIY

Big thanks to Pole Star Products Limited for their help with the explosion-proof fans.

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Thanks for watching. In this video, I continue with the spray booth build. I make up the main door sceletons, the roof beams, and start the extraction system. I’m going to be making these workshop videos more frequent as I’m really pushing to finish it as soon as possible.

Tools & equipment used:

Quartz Lacquer –
FIber Glass Filter –
Base Coat Paint –
Rust Remover –
Workbenches –
Moldex Full Face Mask –
FGL 5 Spray gun –
A.N.I. R150-T Mini Spray gun –
Colad Washable Overalls –
Colad Mixing Cups –
Colad TurboMix Sticks –
Colad Synthetic Paint Strainers –
Steel wire bits –
Rotary Tool –
Concentrate Degreaser –
Mannesmann Socket Set –

Time Stamps:

00:00 – AutoDoc & Pole Star
00:50 – Where we left off
01:20 – Making the doors
03:55 – Making the roof beams
04:09 – Attaching the roof support beams
04:58 – Attaching the roof beams
05:24 – Starting the extraction box build
08:15 – Epic fail
08:25 – Painting the new walls
09:05 – Continuing with the extraction box
09:29 – Cutting the fan holes
09:57 – The fans I’m using
10:45 – Wiring up the fans
11:31 – Installing the fans
11:39 – Cutting the mesh
12:27 – Fitting the Mesh
12:43 – Sealing the box
13:22 – Sealing the fans
13:48 – Cutting the filter
14:13 – Securing the filter
14:41 – FIrst Test

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  1. Diatribe1974

    Did you support the fan weight on the top? Or is it straight drywall board holding it all up?

  2. Krijn

    I'm hoping you are only going to paint with white paint in this room, it looks so nicely painted ( ;

  3. 86 abaile

    Love your videos, but good god your carpentry skills suck. If that ceiling lasts 6 months with boards on it (assuming you can even get them on there without it collapsing), I will be gobsmacked; consider using plastic membrane instead. My advice is to replace all those beams with solid 2x4s; if you have to use multiple lengths, use longer plates to brace them and stagger the joins on either side of the room, not in line.

    That's also a really flimsy build for the doors as well; as a rule, avoid using a join wherever you can use a single length.

  4. SR20XRarity

    Kind of thought he was already done lol, but anyway that shop looks hella dope

  5. James Latham

    Glad you’re ok and thanks for the laugh!!! I like the air box too!! Need one for my garage!

  6. Marius Presecan

    Amazing work mate ! Thanx for sharing. ???

  7. Enver Can Aktaş

    We love watching you. please upload more videos. greetings from Turkey (translated google :)) )

  8. Ian Allen

    Great vid.
    You are going to regret all those staples when you come to change the filters.
    You were lucky not to land on your back and end up with a bad back and bruises.

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