GORILLASPRO Portable Inflatable Paint Booth 21X13X9Ft with 680W Blower,Inflatable Spray Booth,Upgrade Air Filter System Environment Friendly,More Durable Portable Spray Painting Tent

Using this to paint various automotive parts/panels, e.g., fenders, doors, bumper covers, etc. The size that I purchased fits nicely into one bay of my 2-car garage at home.The paint booth sets up in minutes. You just roll it out on the floor, tie in the blower, and it fully inflates in 90 seconds.I've painted multiple body panels and they have all come out well - clean & free of dust/debris. The adjustable air intake (which is filtered) makes it easy to maintain a clear environment inside the booth. The 2 outlet filters capture any overspray & prevent it from settling on anything else in the garage outside of the booth (a real benefit).To keep the booth floor clean, I have found that taping 3 mil plastic to the floor with duct tape before each use works well. When finished, I discard the plastic drop and do a light vacuum of the floor before deflating.

The media could not be loaded. This small apartment Kitchen cabinets were professionally painted using the Gorilla Paint Booth, we’re very happy with our purchase, the seller sent clear instructions right after the purchase, delivery was fast. We customized the interior PVC structure to be able to turn off the fan and use it as a drying station.

We actually use it as a trade show outdoor presentation booth.

I bought this in the summer of 2023. Used it once to spray cabinet doors. Packed it away in the bag it came in and stored it in the corner of my garage. I pulled it out today for the second time for another cabinet job and once it was inflated the counter columns started tearing wide opened and it immediately collapsed. The material is cheap and is tearing everywhere. This cost over $1,100. Probably the worst waste of money I’ve spent in my contracting business. Maybe if I complete a couple more spray jobs it would have paid for itself but I only got one use out of it

The unit woks well. Additional rope and stakes are needed for outdoor use. There are 12 places to attach tied own ropes but they only provide 4 stakes. The fan that is supplied will keep the structure properly inflated and provides a small amount of ventilation, but for large paint jibes, you will want more cross ventilation. There are two additional inputs that can be used with an additional high flow fan to provide adequate ventilation. I painted a Full Size 1963 Ford Galaxie in mine. It was tight, but I made it work.

Great paint booth , good quality , works great ,great price, recommended 100%

It seemed like it would be a good size to use for painting bumpers, hoods, and other individual body panels but it is smaller than expected inside. I was unable to fit a bumper in it side to side and still be able to get around the sides. Painting 2 bumpers at once would be very difficult.I purchased the elephant nose exhaust setup but when used with this booth it sucks the sides in and starts to lift the floor too, even with the upper inlet fully open. If you close the upper inlet it really pulls the sides in.I allowed the booth to run for about 6 hours the day before I needed to use it to make sure it was stable. Even with that the upper air inlet apparently blew little pieces of black fuzz into the air which landed in my clearcoat and forced me to repaint the bumper. The 2nd time it still got a few black specks but not as bad as the first time; it looks like the black filter material inside the upper inlet may be blowing piece out.Even with the extra exhaust kit the plastic windows get overspray stuck to them. If you use this booth often I would expect them to become cloudy pretty quick and they are not replaceable. When you deflate it after use, the side filters dump much of the dried overspray off of them, all over the floor of the booth requiring quite a bit of cleanup before the next use.I had initially considered also buying one of the larger booths to do entire cars but after seeing how much trash got into my bumper I don't think I will. My open air paint work in a large garage with exhaust fans under the door actually comes out cleaner.

I was searching for plans to build a spray tent and discovered these. I have a large Hangar and wanted something portable to spray in so that I did not get overspray on other things in the hangar. The setup was easy and tear down only took about 15 minutes. I did change it a bit to put an EP exhaust fan in the small door and used the filters to filter incoming air. This got the fumes out the hangar since I was painting in the winter. Great product