Hi fellow modelers....
I am returning to the hobby after a short hiatus due to moving house (plus a multitude of other 'getting-in-the-way' factors) but I am now starting to get my set-up sorted.
I now have a study/office that I am earmarking for my model building antics and since moving in to the new home I'm considering an airbrush Spray Booth, a cheapy one, nothing too fancy but one I can pack away after using. For reference, I think I'm going to get a Bartsharp one with the extractor hose and letter box shaped connection that slots in to an open window.
My query is; during the colder months I'm not doing to want to sit there with the window open to have the extractor hose end pointed to the outside.....is it possible to configure the extract through the plasterboard wall? Or does it need to extract all the way to outside? I tend to use acrylics 95% of the time.
I'm not an expert in buildings but maybe someone else has done something similar?? It's a new house so has plaster board walls with breeze blocks behind. I was thinking of making a letter box shaped hole to fit the extractor end connection, or circular shaped and just using the extract hose.....what could I use to 'bung' it afterwards? Or is there a wall connection I could use?
Thanks for any advice
Fletch
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