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Join Date: Jul 2013
Location: LI, NY 11801
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Re: 70 longbed build update.
Beautiful Job!
Enjoy and keep the pictures coming. Bill
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Join Date: Oct 2009
Location: Tampa Bay
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Re: 70 longbed build update.
Wow! Mr. Handy, That looks awesome! You really did a great job on the cab. Paint looks just awesome. Your going to have a show stopper when you get it done. Can't wait to see it. Nice work, really nice!
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Location: naperville Il
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Re: 70 longbed build update.
Mr Handy I like the spray booth I need to make one for my garage, how did you make it ?
John |
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Location: Spring Hill, Florida
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Re: 70 longbed build update.
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Finally I zip tied all the walls and roof together. The wall at the front I only zip tied on one side and a loose tie in the middle top so I could squeeze in and out at the corner. 2 filters at one end zip tied in place to the frame and plastic and then x cut to open. For the two box fans at the other end I cut the plastic to make an opening a little smaller than the fans, then I just put the filters in front of the fans with the plastic in between and they suck together and seal up good enough for me. Just a quick and dirty spray booth and did a decent job. My floor was already in rough shape so I did not worry about covering it. I just mopped it out before I started spraying so it was dust free and a little damp. |
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