One of the biggest shocks of moving from the desert to the Midwest is a sudden change in everything outside your home: The air changes temperature, everything gets wet, it gets so not-warm that sometimes you have to dress differently... It's exhausting keeping up with this changing weather. We used to leave the cardboard box we spray-painted things on outside for weeks at a time and the worst that would happen is a small dust storm would move it a few feet. Now, we've been snowed in on the weekends and it simply isn't conducive to spray paint when everything is frozen under a few inches of what I am assured is water that fell from the sky. The sky! We needed something to let us spray paint more-or-less indoors. Maybe you do, too.
You'll Need:
- A box fan
- Furnace filters similar in size to your fan
- A cardboard box at least as big as the fan/filters
- Duct tape
- Empty gift cards or other sheet plastic
- Zip ties
- Under-cabinet light source
- Lazy Susan
- Flexible dryer hose, plus some hardware (hose clamp, some kind of flange for vents)
- Tools: Cutting tools, straightedge, measuring things, marker
