1. BOOTH WRAP FILM must be applied to a clean, dry surface in either a new or recently repainted booth. To apply the film it is best to hang it in a vertical direction. Place the film roll on a piece of carpeting next to the sidewall floor and pull the film up to the top of the sidewall. Lightly pat it into position along the top edge. Smooth and tap the film against the sidewall with a soft bristle pushbroom. Cut the film across the bottom. Continue hanging vertical sections of film, overlapping the previous section by an inch or less, until the sidewalls and light panels are completely covered. Make sure to press the edges down tight. Small wrinkles and bubbles in the center of the film will have no effect on the function of the product. Do not cover air vents. After the film has been applied, use the 2 inch wide edge tape to seal all the edges of the film along the top and bottom and around doors and door openings. This will prevent any air from lifting the film away from the wall.

2. Most booths have light panels about 2 feet above the floor. This procedure will cover the light panels. As the film over the light panels start to get dirty, cut out the dirty areas and replace it. This can be done several times before it is necessary to replace the entire booth covering.

3. To remove the film, start at the bottom and pull the film horizontally away from the wall. The paint dust will collect on the top surface. Then roll the film into a ball to capture the dust. This will reduce the amount of dust particles that try to fly away. After the new film has been put into place, blow out the booth with compressed air and run the booth through a short cold cycle. For best results, replace the film after 300 booth cycles or 4 months.

4. MANUFACTURERS TIP: It is not necessary to shut down the paint booth to change the entire booth. Just change a few panels at a time. It doesn't take long and you won't lose production time.

CAUTION: Haldon Company has tested this product in many different applications and concludes that it will perform satisfactorily when used as specified. Due to the wide variety of paints, solvents, we recommend that you test our product under your particular conditions to determine its fitness for your needs.

CAUTION: DO NOT USE Booth Wrap Film as a substitute for our Crash Wrap Weather Barrier film. Booth Wrap Film does not contain UV Inhibitors and will not withstand the damaging effects of direct sunlight.