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Marc French Posted: Jun 17, 2011 10:52 AM	Wind tents Hey guys we are working on a sizable contract and are having huge problems with wind and over spray. We havent had to deal with this before and are a fairly new SPF contractor. Can you guys recomend some functional products to help with this. We are willing to invest in a tent set up if we can find a distributer.
Posted: Jun 17, 2011 11:16 PM	Shoot me an email at steve@alphaonespf.com We are spraying in 20+ winds for the last couple of days. I will take a photo from four sides of our spray tent that we are using and send to you. I use 1 1/2" PVC with 4 wheels clamped to a 1/2" threaded rod on all four sides. I cover with a drop cloth for Polyurea and a Blue Tarp for foam (foam peels off easily)and strap in with electrical wire ties When I am done on a job, I toss the PVC and keep my wheels and shafts and hose clamps for the next job. All in all, without the wheels, I spend less than $100.00 bucks on a 10' X 10' tent that will withstand 25 mph winds and I can spray in providing someone is hold down when the wind is blowing to hard. Steve
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Marc French

Posted: Jun 17, 2011 10:52 AM

Wind tents

Hey guys we are working on a sizable contract and are having huge problems with wind and over spray. We havent had to deal with this before and are a fairly new SPF contractor. Can you guys recomend some functional products to help with this. We are willing to invest in a tent set up if we can find a distributer.

Posted: Jun 17, 2011 11:16 PM

Shoot me an email at steve@alphaonespf.com

We are spraying in 20+ winds for the last couple of days. I will take a photo from four sides of our spray tent that we are using and send to you.

I use 1 1/2" PVC with 4 wheels clamped to a 1/2" threaded rod on all four sides. I cover with a drop cloth for Polyurea and a Blue Tarp for foam (foam peels off easily)and strap in with electrical wire ties

When I am done on a job, I toss the PVC and keep my wheels and shafts and hose clamps for the next job.

All in all, without the wheels, I spend less than $100.00 bucks on a 10' X 10' tent that will withstand 25 mph winds and I can spray in providing someone is hold down when the wind is blowing to hard.

Steve

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