Customer Reviews for VEVOR Inflatable Paint Booth 32.8x21x14.8ft Inflatable Spray Booth 1100W+750W

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.

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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

Great booth for money, Needs better filters on side wall for extraction, meaning needing another fan system to extract fumes quicker

Great value for the money. Material is thick and strong. No worries of it ripping under normal use. Only real complaint is the ventilation. It uses a forced air blower at one corner to push air through 2 filters at the end of the booth. It just cant keep up with heavy painting of a vehicle. If your painting small things it might be OK. But it gets overwhelmed easily painting a car, ESPECIALLY clear coat. Can't hardly see when your going at it. Future modification is to add external ducted fans to PULL the fumes out. This booth has a SMALLL clean room. Some models are removable, but this one is not. I found it useless, so I cut it out in order to make use of the entire area. The booth is rather narrow, painting a small Toyota Matrix was barely doable. Wider would be better for anything larger than a compact car.

Great product for the money! Less than half the price of other brands I looked at but made just as well!