James and I cut half a dozen more chain links and welded them in place to string up two lines end to end for hanging small parts and to attach the door bungees (so I can push the door open and evacuate without having to untie or undo fasteners).
When that was done, we suspended the frame on the stands and tested the ease of rotation. The frame sagged too much in the middle to start with butcher's paper as planned, so I'll have to tape that inside later (because dry paint would flake off the plastic). So we went ahead and wrapped the end in pallet wrap and wrestled with the entire booth to cover the walls. The door will be wrapped separately and returned to its hinges later. Later, I applied duct tape liberally to all the corners for strength and proper sealing against the exhaust fan pressure.
