This is what I'm looking for. Can you post a few more pictures and details about this aerocloner of yours? I see you use the 50+ gal rubbermaid, but what do you have inside?
-Rubbermaid Roughneck 42 gal tub with lid x2 (second lid unnecessary but comes with purchase anyway)
-8' length of 3/4" PVC x1
-Clone Sprayers
-360 sprayers x12
-180 sprayers x16
-pump x1
-1 3/8" hole saw x1
-tap screw for spreader threads
-bur tool to smooth hole edges on lid
It's a Rubbermaid 42gal tub inside another of the same (don't want to risk one cracking under water pressure ever) with the lid flipped upside down to prevent leaking or overspray from the manifold spreaders.
The pvc manifold is standard 3/4" cut into ten 5" lengths for the sides, five 15" lengths for the cross supports, and the sixth cross cut to fit with the pump down below.
The pump's pretty standard and goes up to a manifold with the
non-mechanical sprayers (the mechanical ones gum up too easily from my experience). I got 12 of the
360 degree ones for the middle arms of the manifold, and 16 of the
180 degree ones for the sides. You'll need a tap screw drill bit to thread the pvc for the spreaders.
The holes for the neoprene are up to you. I used 1 3/8" hole saw on them for the
neoprene discs I got from the store. This takes the longest amount of time to complete because you're constantly emptying the hole saw of plastic pieces from the lid. Drill
slowly so the brittle plastic doesn't crack repeatedly. Took me three complete fails on this to get it right. Pain in the ass.
The real key is getting the right tub, because there's now a slew of knock-offs that don't have the right inversion on the lid, and the one I really liked got modded by Rubbermaid with these ridges. Work around them. Look closely at the lid, because it needs to fit down deep into the tub to work. I taped a 20" thick strip of white/black poly to the outside and then flipped it over the sides (especially the handles) as a final safeguard to keep water in.
Good enough?