Badger Paint Booth

Thanks guys. I think I will try that wood cap, collar, clamp idea. I am thinking about building one of the hide away benches done in FSM. There is one where it loks like a storage closet when closed but opens up into a nice sized work bench. My wife really likes that idea. This idea with the spray booth will help me keep it stored until needed.

Scott

Yep I know how that gos i finally installed my duct work ill post them in the thred i already have goin in this forum.

Thanks,
I'm still in the "spraybooth problem solving" mindset as I just finished building my own from scratch...
http://www.finescale.com/fsm/community/forum/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=51957

Great idea thevinman wish i could have thought of that i hope it helps him out.

Get a piece of plastic or wood and create an oval covering for the booths exhaust vent, then cut a 4" circle in the covering. Stick a 4" collar into the 4" hole.

Then use polyurethane expanding glue to secure them together. (Polyurethane glue holds almost anything and expands into any gaps you might have)

Then stick the dryer hose onto the collar, securing it with a worm clamp and some duct tape. (Using the collar & worm clamp will allow you to remove the hose, if needed, in the future.)

Finish it off with some silicone caulk to seal it up completely.

sounds like a marketing thing with badger. can you by any chance replace the oval? or yyou can get thin arodian dryer hose mush it a little and use aluminum tape used for a/c duct work. And see if that works.