TKLoop Portable 26X15X10Ft Inflatable Paint Spray Booth Tent with Blowers and Tool Room

This booth is easy to set up , durable & definitely big enough to fit a full-size truck or suv. I would recommend upgrading the blower that’s for the booth draft or adding an extra one

Great concept, and perfect size... however, it's pictured and described as have 2 blowers. One to inflate, and one for positive filtration... box was delivered carefully and packaged well, yet only one blower.Update:Upon closer review... option ordered only included 1 blower... easily fixed... ordered a 300w blower from Amazon for $50...

The day I got it I unwrapped it and sprayed all my cabinets in one day

I ordered the 26ft x 15ft x 10 ft model. An '85 Cadillac Eldorado fit with at least 3 ft to spare on all sides. I switched the fans, using the more powerful one for ventilation. The elephant trunk exhaust fan is a must. The interior is dark. You will need to add some safe lighting.

The media could not be loaded. Customer service was absolutely great! The tent blew up without a hassle and I was able to roll it up back Into the bag it came in!It is so big and beautiful! I love that it has the option to have the screen open or shut

Doesn't have the clear windows across top only in two side back panels Not enough light and blowers don't move enough air to push out fumes. Material is not water proof, sprinkled for 5 minutes and rain water leaked all over fresh paint job, needless to say it messed up the paint job.

The paint booth arrived ahead of schedule. It has worked extremely well. Everything pictured was included. The booth inflates easily and keeps debris out of the paint job. The only downside so far is packing the thing up. You will never get it as small as when it arrived!

This is my third one of these paint booths. I at least got a year's worth of use out of the other two, this one lasted only 7 months. I spray projects about a week out of every month. I was right in the middle of a paint project and when I went to exit the booth the door zipper jammed with the door partially open. I taped up the opening to finish the job (I still have two coats of color and clearcoat to do). I don't know why they use the heavy gauge zipper on the big door (shown in one photo) that does not get used often and put the light gauge zipper (shown in the photo with tape) on the access door which gets used all the time. I'll be looking for other options when this job is through.