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re: making a portable spray booth

posted by  Swedish Baklava on  Tue Sep 16 08:46 CST 2014
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Hi All,


A female driver panicked when she saw a cop behind her and decided to ram into my friend's car which he was driving right next to her.

I need to make a simple portable spray booth, I can't make up my mind what material to make it. Should I go with wood studs or PVC pipes?

I think I would like to keep this booth when it's done and use it for my car during cold winter months.

I am looking for a simple, light, easy to assemble and low cost method. Thank you as always.

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Pulling my 93 engine/trans on hold due to this project. :-(





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