LVAOSTT Paint Booth 20x13x8.5FT Inflatable Paint Booth Portable Spray Booth Tent with Blower Air Filter System for DIY Spray Car Truck Motorcycle Garage Furniture Part Painting

I live in a subdivision with small lots and wanted something to remove the potential for overspray on my neighbors’ properties. This was well packaged, very quick and easy to setup with minimal parts/assembly, and the pump works great. There is an interior flap that allows flow to be directed from the top of the booth drafting downward to two separate filters. With it closed, the booth will stay inflated with the large door wide open, but if it’s open you have limited time before it starts to lose shape. I had plenty of space to mix paint and paint an SUV door and I left the pump running for about 3 hours without a hiccup. No issues with the quality either, and they include patches and sewing accessories if there’s a tear. Really great value for a well performing piece of equipment.

This paint booth is awesome work perfectly but the only thing you needs 2 blowers to make it work right!

I've been painting cars and motorcycles professionally for over 25 years now, so this review is written comparing spraying in a conventional booth vs this inflatable one. I shopped for a while for the most reasonable size to fit in my garage. Width and length were more important than height to me. I need to be able to walk around without bumping into things. I ordered the one with one fan, because I have a second which wasn't necessary but it did help. When it first arrived I was stoked ! It setup in just a couple minutes which was impressive. The material seems to be fairly durable. After setup I wanted to hang some led lights so I picked up 3 of the lightest weight 4ft leds I could find and hung them on the loops of the booth as directed. The lights weigh roughly 1.5 lbs each but were still a bit too heavy to hang without 2 fans and even then the booth will begin to collapse if any door is open. So that is the first issue. I fixed this by setting up some stands to hang the lights from which work well enough to keep the booth from collapsing with the fans off. I highly recommend some sort a frame to keep this booth open enough to leave stuff inside with the fans off. Otherwise there's nothing to keep it from collapsing. The next issue I had was the dust. Part of this is because it was new and it has some loose fibers that really need to be blown out with an air or leaf blower, I would still recommend wetting the floor to act as a dust trap. But still more dust was coming in from the 2nd fan. Because this fan did not come with the booth I cannot say for sure that there would be some type of filtration to go in the hole for the second fan. I ended putting some t-shirt material over the intake of the second fan which worked well because it slowed the air down enough to keep the dust from kicking up (for the most part). The second fan really helps clear out the overspray fog created from spraying, so again it is more helpful then not having one. The supplied (primary) fan doesn't really need a filter on the intake because it filters the air through the booth material, but I did put some booth filter material over that intake as well for a precautionary measure. I will say after doing these things it made the booth as good as any conventional spray booth as far as finished look after clearcoat/ topcoat. The carbon filters on the sides are great for eliminating odors but still does not trap all the overspray, so you need to be mindful of where you're setting up. My whole garage was fogged out. Not as bad as with no booth but still a noticeable lingering cloud. I don't think there is much that can be done to fix that except with an additional filter/scrubber system . All told, you can't beat it for the money and how fast it is to set up. I'm happy I purchased it and have had an overall positive experience using it so far.

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I ordered this paint booth to spray primer on a truck body that I just had sandblasted. It works well but the reason it is cheaper than similar products becomes apparent pretty quickly. As others have noted, there are loose fibers that become airborne when the blower runs. These will get stuck in whatever you are spraying and it will drive you crazy. After a bit they subside and the booth does a good job of keeping outside dust off of your project. My biggest gripe with it, though, is the zippers. They are cheap plastic and fail with only minimal use. The main door zipper on mine is bad enough that it simply cannot be closed beyond about 18 inches from the end of the door. This is only after a couple days of use. I don’t see a way to fix it since the damaged side is on the main part of the booth. I was able to mostly finish my project but won’t be able to use this for another one.

It is a great product works well, very easy to set up, I used it in my garage and it fit well

Used in multiple applications and its great. Easy set up & durable.

It’s a cool idea but it doesn’t stay up. It’s just tips over I have tried everything to get this to stay up and I think it’s defective. I’m now 4 days outside of the return window after spending all month buying different ties and anchors to keep this thing upright. There is on area that just bends in. I don’t think it’s getting proper air flow or maybe it has a leak but we can’t find the leaks to patch it. Going to reach out to their customer service. Will update