XDOVET Airbrush Portable Spray Gun Paint Booth Kit, One Step Easy Open, Paint Booth with Turntable and Filter Hose, Large Capacity Portable Paint Booth for Model Cake Craft Nail Toy Parts

The media could not be loaded. I've been painting on my back deck to keep the fumes out of my house. I've been at the mercy of the weather and the wind. It really frustrates me when I need to paint something, but I have to wait several days to do it. This XDOVET Spray Paint Booth has been my biggest advancement in what I do.The set up was simple. It took about 2 minutes, and it was ready to go. Flip the front door up, slide the sides into place, attach the hose and exhaust pieces, place the Lazy Susan inside the spray booth and plug it in. It really is that easy.I also like that there is only one power cord that is split on the end leaving two separate power cords. One cord is for the fan and the other goes to the lights. That's so much better than having two cords.The exhaust system is really quite nice. One end of the exhaust hose attaches to the housing on the rear side of the paint booth over the exhaust fans. The opposite end of the exhaust hose attaches to the exhaust outlet. This is the piece where the exhaust escapes and is vented outside.I was surprised at the power of the exhaust fan. This is just a small paint booth, so I expected a much weaker fan. Actually, there are two fans that pull the fumes out and they work great! The lights shine just where I need them to shine on my project pieces, and of course, the lazy Susan can be moved to any place within the paint booth. It would be nice to have the ability to adjust the light color and brightness. So far, I haven't needed it to, but it would be a nice feature if I needed it down the road.The Lazy Susan is a nice touch. I guess I forgot that was in the kit. It has made my projects easier to evenly paint all sides since it spins freely.The other day I brought it over to a friend’s house to help him paint a 3D car he made. It's just as easy and fast to take down as it is to set up. Once closed up, it's carried just like a briefcase. The handle sits on top in just the right place to make it convenient to move.Simplicity is what this booth is all about. Less time setting up for me means more time painting. This is a BIG Winner in painting my 3D printed projects. I’m loving it!

Set the up as shown in the image and it just sprays paint in my face... just kidding! I vent it outside, like a normal artistic weirdo.The rotating tray is helpful? I guess. The main device comes with one paint filter, so be sure to grab a few extra if you pick this device up.Collapsible design is great for saving some desk space when not in use, and the built in lights are, honestly, better than I expected.All around happy with the purchase.

Not the highest quality construction but it works good and has a good size for the price

Cheaply made. Need both cords to work fan and light

Defective right out of the box. Very small.

Very pleased for the price.very pleased with product easy to assemble and easy to operate I would buy it again.

This works fine as a spray booth, but it is LOUD. It's loud enough that my ears have that weird pressure thing going on after spending a few minutes painting. I wasn't expecting to need to wear ear protection to paint.I downloaded (just for this) and used a db measurement app right in front of the booth, and it hit 88db, with sustained around 86db. I expected something similar to a bathroom fan, but instead, I got something louder than an old vacuum cleaner.85db is the limit for hearing damage over time, even if not continuous exposure. So this is too loud to use without hearing protection.70db is the EPA maximum sound pressure level to prevent disruptive effects from noise.Second irritation with it, which is likely similar for most of this design, is that the flat window vent end is impossible to thread on to the hose as intended. I build cabinets, trim in my house, models, more, but I couldn't get that thing to thread on no matter what I tried.There are other booths here which claim lower noise levels. I'd look there before considering this.(For folks saying the light didn't work, double check that you actually plugged it in on the right. There's a y-splitter on the power supply.)

Choosing the best option among endless pages of essentially the exact same item is incredibly annoying. It’s inevitable in an open marketplace where click-farms are a significant form of curation but this mind-numbing and extremely fatiguing first-world problem is becoming more than i can manage.That said, this spray booth is somewhat less expensive than the bewildering number of alternatives. Its single speed fan will extract airbrush overspray. The same fan is so loud that you can possibly suffer permanent hearing damage unless you wear hearing protection.

Es un poco ruidoso la verdad no tanto, te ahorras la limpieza cubriendo con papel.Le puedes pegar gancho para poner el aerógrafo. Compra recomendada.