First off, I grabbed their awesome Phantasm Fogger smoke kit. The kit drops right into the trap without any modifications, comes with a hand held remote, a remote trigger switch for the pedal, and custom blended Roasted Mallow fog solution.

Second, I grabbed their “Inner Door Movie Prop Cover” inserts that bring the trap a little close to the movie version. These snap right in, and hide the cheap looking supports that can be seen when open.

With two settings on the pedal trigger, I can choose to start and stop the fogger on pedal push, or to trigger the smoke after the trap closes. I can’t decide which I like more, but it’s nice that I have the option to choose. I can also start and stop the fogger with the included remote.

This should finish off the trap. I honestly don’t know what else I can do to the thing. The Ghostbuster community is so cool. So many fans making great products that I would never be able to create myself.

I was again very hesitant to attempt the Ghost Lab 42’s “Custom Brass Fittings & Tubing” kit, as it takes some tricky grinding to get the job done. But after a good ‘ol fashioned pep talk from the man himself, Doug convinced me to give it a try. My biggest concern was the grinding of the top portion of the box that houses the brass fitting. I was worried I would mess it up and the brass fitting wouldn’t cover my mistakes.

I was very careful, taking my time with the Dremel speed set pretty slow and it turns out it was easier than I thought. The tricky part for me was using the Dremel to carve out the mount on the inside as it needed to be flat for the nut. Again, I took my time and made the cuts needed to secure the brass fitting without screwing anything up.

I was kind of on the fence about whether I wanted to change the brass fittings at all as I thought I was happy with the stock setup. But damn, after getting the new kit installed, it makes such a big difference I’m so glad I did it.