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I need to spray a lot of small pieces of trim. Given the temperatures and humidity in central Illinois, I was thinking of setting up a cardboard ( refrigerator boxes) spray booth. I am spraying Hydrocote using an 4 stage Fuji gun. Anybody out there done this without coating all your big tools?
 
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