30X20X13FT Inflatable Spray Paint Booth Tent with Upgrade High-Power Blowers 1100W+950W, Professional Car Workstation Portable Auto Paint Booth for Trucks or Other Big Items Painting

As a professional car detailer, a paint both is a must. For the price this is a solid paint booth. I bought the 28X15X11Ft. Plenty of room to work with. Booth blowers work without any problems. Putting it up is a breeze. However, taking it down and packing it up requires patience. The Booth itself seems strong and durable. Very happy with this purchase so far.

I have been using this booth for just about 2 years and purposely waited until I had enough experience before I posted something publicly. All I can say is that this booth is well thought out and has terrific fabric and air flow technology. I run it in my garage and never ever had any over spray leak out. But... you just can't pull this out of the box without doing your homework.First, get the orange exhaust fan kit!!! This is critical to keeping good airflow. Next, use a 50' long exhaust tube and run it straight out of the end of the fan when painting. Don't curl it or snake it. Why? A straight run creates lower than stock fan pressure and makes the fan more efficient. The orange fan is only slightly stronger than the included booth air supply fan. And you get just the right amount of negative pressure differential and good capture of airborne atomized paint..Second, IMPORTANT!!! get (2) 14"x28" air filters and tape these together along the long edge. Place these between the booth air exhaust and the carbon filters. Why? The carbon air filters fill up pretty easily and they are expense to replace. They do not vacuum out well. Do this.... booth>air filters>carbon filters>exhaust fan. You will get great air flow and not have to go through expensive carbon filters.Third, keep the booth clean. Over spray EASILY cleans up with a tack rag. I buy the box of cheap 100 tack rags here on Amazon and use these to clean the walls. Note: If you spill paint it will stick to the fabric. Use a drop cloth if you care to that degree. I do.Fourth, leave the side panels up if painting inside. Paint particles will be forced out through the weave.IT IS YOUR FAULT AND OPERATOR ERROR IF YOU GET DEBRIS IN YOUR PAINT. The airflow is excellent if you follow the above. It is not the fault of the booth manufacturer.I use this heavily for HPLV hobby painting with a large auto paint gun. I have used it weekly for the past year. Works great for me but I am only using the small booth. Get cheap LED lights on a tripod for the inside. Helps a lot.I've seen reviews about painting a car in the big booth. My gut reaction is that you will need A LOT of airflow to properly clear particulates out of the air. Don't skimp on the exhaust fan.THIS IS AN EXCELLENT PRODUCT

Spacious inside - hooks to hang lights to spray lines - good ventilation. You should be able bodied and have another able bodied person to help you move this in and out of storage. While it does come with a bag for storage - I would recommend a dolly or pallet jack to help move it.It's durable and can be left out for multiple days - although it is not waterproof - so watch the forecast.Good heavy duty zippers and vinyl windows are awesome. Easy to unzip and drive a small car in and out of.

Used this inside my shop for my first paint job ever. Very simple to set up, blower motors worked well. Had it up for a around 48 hours at the longest, no issue. The air flow seems like it could be better but it does well at funneling out fumes. I fit a squarebody suburban inside with some room to spare. Invest in good lighting, and be very thorough with cleaning and getting dust out.

Seems nicely constructed. I had a problem with it not standing up. Contacted the seller and they responded very quickly and took care of the issue. The only thing I didn’t like was the fact that it takes 16 stakes to properly secure it and it only comes with 6. They told me I should buy more on Amazon because they would have to order them from China.

I purchased the 13x20 booth and set it up inside my 30x40 pole barn. I am painting my 1940 chevy pickup truck and this booth provides plenty of light in and great cross flow air movement. It was easy to setup and quickly inflated. I also added the external filter and exhaust fan (sold seperately.) If your goal is to paint infrequently, this is the way to go! You set it up and can the deflate it and store it in the shipping bag for your next project.

This booth can not be used outside, any slight wind moves the booth that in turn hits the painted vehicle, maybe inside a building but then you would have the fumes!

Paint booth arrived quickly and with no damage. Once setup inside the garage and inflated we made an interior support structure so that we could unplug the blower between uses, leaving the parts or vehicle inside to dry undisturbed. We also hung six 4’ LED strip lights for the needed extra lighting. During the initial use but before parts were painted, the blower used to inflate the unit started making a squealing noise and froze up. I quickly swapped the blower used for internal air flow and prevented the booth from completely deflating. Customer service was incredibly fast and within a half hour of me notifying them of the blower issue, I had a tracking number for a new one.Other than the above blower issue I really like this booth and the paint work has come out great. Take your time to clean the booth before each use, wet down the floors and I also lightly wet the incoming air filters which help to keep debris to a minimum.

The booth is overall pretty good, It’s roomy and bright. Specifically I wish I had bought one that had the exhaust filters through the rear vehicle door for better airflow characteristics. My only other pet peeve is the rear vehicle door zipper- it goes up and over the vehicle and back down- so you need a tall step stool or ladder to unzip the door at the top cause the booths are pretty tall when blown up. The one downfall that ALL of these inflatable Booths have is not enough airflow, one blower is not enough. I am in the process of modifying mine and sewing in an additional tube to add a second flow through blower which will help. It’s to bad nobody has thought of this already with their designs. I thought having these huge exhaust vents on the side would be an asset but they are not, as the airflow does not direct run over the surface of the vehicle (which helps with solvent evaporation/ drying times). That’s my bad for not thinking that through better beforehand.All in all though I have no regrets buying it now that it’s here as it still beats how I was painting before (in my garage with everything covered in overspray after and subpar lighting.