I've been meaning to ask you about that little flake buster gun. I remember when the car culture deluxe mag did an article on it and it looked pretty cool. I was wondering if it's going to be too small though to do what you want to do with it. It seemed to me, and I'm not a painter, that it was more for smaller areas like targets, scallops and stuff like that, and not an entire hull? Have you talked to anyone that's used one? Looked like it'd be tough to get an even flow or coverage with that little thing?
Just bought a '68 Tahiti, silver with a black target and the silver flake is shot, so I'm gong to follow along closely when you use this gun.  Post lots of pictures.

Sorry, don't know of any booths for use.

I was just interested in that little flake buster gun, and how it worked.
I still have hanging in my garage the original binks spray gun that shot who knows how many flake Tahiti boats back in the 60's. On the side of it is engraved 'Schuster boats'. 

I lost a batch of gel a few years back in my own gun and had to toss it, other wise you'd be more than welcome to use it.