DIY Spray Painting Made Easy: Wagner Spraytech Portable Paint Booth With Medium HomeRight Shelter Review

Exactly what I needed for some weekend furniture restoring. I don't do it often, so being able to fold and store was necessary. But I have a sprayer which makes jobs 10 times easier. Pop this thing up, throw your piece in, spray it and let it dry. Can even do it in the garage since it eliminates 98% of the overspray. Not too expensive for someone who will use it occasionally and wants to have it around when needed.

The tent serves it purpose and is sturdy. The set up is a bit tedious but one person can manage-though two people makes the job easier. The tent do shield surrounding from paint overspray. To next door has been useless to us, but others may find it helpful of leaving an item to dry.

First of all, the spray booth does come with two straps for the filter I just decided to use one, reasons of my own. With my quick test I was very impressed. The 20" fan was on it's lowest speed and all went well. Have a high confidence level for future projects that require a spray finish. The one concern I had was paint over spray on the booth material and how it would come off/clean up. With a couple of areas I had and much to my surprise just wiping with a clean cloth I would say 75% of it…

I have alot of photographic screens and reflectors that fold the same way so it was easy for me to fold to store. The problem is that I use it outside and more than once it has blown over and messed up what I was painting. I ended up putting rocks on all four corners and it does do better that way as long as it's not too windy. Though not perfect, I don't really have any other alternatives so it will do.

This was so surprisingly easy to assemble! I genuinely though it might be hard, but it went up and down in under 5 minutes.We spray painted a whole gallery wall of frames with minimal effort and it went great. Plan on doing an outdoor shed and maybe also my dresser next.My one tiny thing that I wish it had -- velcro or something along the bottom of the opening to keep the mesh in place and connected to the floor fabric when it's lowered. On our tent, the lowest piece of velcro is not at the…

This is a super handy little tent. I use mine inside (no judging) to clearcoat artwork (there's this nasty dust stuff and also this thing called weather outside).It's a super nice tent, but I wish I'd have known to control it when I took it out the first time (probably wouldn't have helped much, but I like to imagine it would) to figure out how to fold it for repackaging. That said, I'm' glad I wasn't near something breakable because when I moved the elastic band off, this thing took off and…

I bought this spray shed when I was refinishing my old dinning table and turning it into a craft table. I had recently bought a paint spray gun and was cautioned of over spray so I purchased the paint shed. It doesn't have a floor to it so you should lay down a tarp. I used a large piece of plywood and some of the over spray painted the grass. No biggie. The shed kept the paint spray contained and kept wind blown debris from landing on my fresh paint job. I didn't realize how handy it was until

We used this to help spray our drawer fronts for the kitchen and bathrooms. We put in a lazy Susan and added paint raisers and this allowed for 360 spraying. It definitely kept the dust to a minimum and allowed for quick transfer. It handled over spray like a champ and cleaned up easily with the hose. Would definitely recommend if you have smaller objects and don't want to set up an entire spray room.

I HAVE BEEN TRYING TO ASSEMBLE THIS STUPID TENT FOR 2 HOURS. I'VE WATCHED THE YOUTUBE INSTRUCTIONS AND LOOKED AT THE ENCLOSED INSTRUCTIONS. I GET ONE SIDE DONE AND THE POLES POP OUT ON THE OTHER SIDE- OBVIOUSLY I'M DOING SOMETHING WRONG. I WOULD ASK FOR A REFUND BUT IT HAS DIRT ON IT NOW FROM TRYING TO ASSEMBLE IT. SO FAR I HATE IT. I'M IN ARKANSAS AND IT IS HOT TODAY AND THAT HAS NOT HELPED MY FRUSTRATION WITH THIS THING. I HAVEN'T TRIED TO FOLD IT I'M SURE THAT WILL BE EQUALLY AS FRUSTRATING.

I am a furniture flipper and needed something to confine my paint and sanding while having to work in the garage in the winter months. It works great! Plenty of room!

Good product - really contains paint overspray when working on my RCs. It is a little cumbersome to set up but does the job well.

As a professional gunsmith, I use this product to spray paint Duracoat, Gunkote, and Cerakote products. I'm 6 feet tall and I can stand up inside.

Maybe it was just me but I found that this was not easy to fold and get back into the bag. I struggled with it for quite some time and was afraid I was going to bend it and make it where I wouldn't be able to use it again. I don't think I would buy one again.

The trick to setup is to read all the directions before starting. I tried to setup like our private pop up tent and had issues with the poles staying in place. Once I looked at the directions it was so easy to setup. Taking down and folding up is so easy as well. Looking forward to actually painting in it.

Just what I needed for furniture spraying. I was commissioned to do 14 pieces of furniture at a 2nd home. I wanted to be able to spray the furniture in the rooms in which they're located because they're super heavy and on a 2nd floor. I found the tent super easy to set up and disassemble. and it's very roomy. 100% worth the money.

I do a lot of spray painting, this is the "killer app" for dealing with overspray. Yeah, it takes time to erect and put away but no worse than any camping tent and way easier than dealing with overspray.If you search reviews for "elastic" you'll see a lot of people had issues with the tent poles cutting through the elastic cord that runs down the center. Sure enough, 3rd time I used this, I dropped the tent poles and they flew in different directions with the elastic cord cut in 4 places. While

Hopefully this will be just what my daughter in law needs to keep overspray off everything else. She is excited to try it when it warms up.

I've used my paint tent for a couple of months now for two projects that consumed several gals of paint. It works okay but has a few shortcomings that I wish the manufacturer had addressed. My version is the model without the floor. I found this worked much better since I could easily move the tent around the item being painted and just used a tarp for the flooring. This would not be possible with a tent using a fixed floor.Firstly, the front and back have no way to secure the bottom to keep…