Customer Reviews for VEVOR 33x16.4x11.5ft Inflatable Spray Booth Car Paint Booth Tent with 2 Blowers

This thing is awesome for painting. Good air flow to keep overspray to a minimum and very little overspray outside of the booth ( I had it set up inside of my larger garage).

This booth is easy to set up. I was able to fit my convertible in it fully with room to work. A bigger vehicle may be tight. The clean room works well. Spraying primer and base coat went well. Clear coat needed a little more ventilation. Overall a nice budget booth.

It’s a great product and easy to set up. Only downfall is can’t get replacement filters for it. Have painted 5 cars out of it and a world of difference since

Item was delivered in a timely manner and came as expected.

When I first set the booth up I thought the inflation blower was not enough to inflate the booth but it turned out I had the vents all open. Once closed the frame inflated nicely! The kit only came with the one blower with an option to add a positive pressure vent blower. However I was pleased to find that there was a filtered air outlet built in over the entry door opening which provided enough flow to keep the booth visibility fair.

This was expensive, but well worth the money. It can be a little awkward, setting up, two people is perfect. Make sure you zip both zippers (each side on bottom) or it will not inflate. Also, would not recommend using this on a windy day… It was a bit windy when I put it up, had to tie down a bit and put weights inside..I would give this an A+, I was able to get a great paint job

I really love it, I plan on doing a video on it and posting it on tik tok! Do you guys have more excellent tools?

Set up is pretty easy. Only downfall is it doesn't exhaust out very quick. Overspray sticks to the floor. When you deflate it, the ceiling gets dirty.

This worked surprisingly well. There are minimal instructions so a couple tips: 1) the yellow snake sewn into the booth is for your air hose, be sure to tie it closed to prevent overspray from leaking out, 2) the black box inside the tent is the air inlet, be sure to unzip it before use, 3) unzipping the door before the overspray has been exhausted will lead to lots of overspray escaping so be quick when exiting and get is zipped back up quickly. I have 9.5' ceilings and used the D-rings to tie part of it up to my garage door track. I recommend it.

I use this unit for a cabinet painting job. It worked out great for controlling overspray and dust on the cabinets. The ventilation work great as did the filtering system This is just a general warning for using inflatable paint booths. If the power goes off and you have something inside that's wet you're going to be very sad. I did use this portable spray booth underneath a large RV port. I knew this was going to be an extended project so I didn't want to leave the blowers on 24 hours a day for extended period of time for the cabinets to dry. I was able to do this but tying get off to the structure with some support ropes. The first time I deflated it I was really surprised how quickly it dropped it would have been had a big problem if the power went out