Wagner Spraytech C900051 HomeRight Small Spray Shelter Portable Paint Booth for DIY Spray Painting, Hobby Paint Booth Tool Painting Station, Spray Paint Tent

I’m refinishing my kitchen cabinets. The large tent has been wonderful for spraying polyurethane. It was tricky figuring out how to put the tent together by myself until I watched the manufacturer’s video on YouTube so, do that first! The instructions are sewed inside the bag and inadequate IMO. Also, don’t blow a fan inside the tent with the flap up like I did initially. I have a dog so I got hair in my finish. Put the flap down first to keep the hair and dust out. I’m going to blow out the tent and garage before my next round. I’m a 5’3”retired female so, if I can put this together, so can you. I am very happy I purchased this tent booth. I’m sure I’ll get a lot of use out of it.

spray tent, easy to set up and take down

It’s definitely nice to have but it will get blown around if there’s any wind, was hoping it would help block it.

Exactly what I needed to be able to spray my furniture pieces. Great quality

It works great. I love it. What I always needed. I cut a tiny slit in the back for my shop vac hose to pull all the paint dust back ward and out. I hung a led light tube overhead for lighting. It does take a few minutes of awkwardness to set up. Best with 2 people. But it does get easier with practice. I highly recommend it.

The media could not be loaded. Amazing quality! I like the breathability, and durability of this tent. Make an easy, debris and dust free environment just about anywhere

Must amend this review. The instructions were found, not a piece of paper but sewed inside the stuff bag. Just unboxed this baby and got it up, but not with some initial mistakes. [That’s because it doesn’t come with any directions, not even a picture of it.]-delete. I’m an experienced camper and have put up multiple style and size tents. Yet without a picture or written instructions, you have to guess does the poles go diagonally across the top from corner to corner as in most dome tents or are they crossing somewhere else, (with one pole anchored to both front pins and the other pole anchored to both back pins crossing more to the sides). Once I went back to check the photo on Amazon, I surmised it was the latter. With that knowledge, it went together easily. It’s bigger than I had anticipated, but better too big than not big enough. The material is quite thin nylon and not ripstop nylon, so it’s more fragile like nylon stockings. Forcing the poles through the sleeves front and back could rip it. You have to make sure the material is not hung up on one of the ferrules that connect the segments of the poles. It’s best to thread the poles through the sleeve, then to their respective anchors and then attached the clips.I’m using it outdoors and I’ve put a tarp under it to decrease the possibility of something poking through the thin nylon. This will fulfill my needs nicely.Disassembling this was very easy, just reverse of putting it up. Unclip all the clips, undo the anchors and pull/push the poles thru the sleeves. Be careful not to get hung up a ferrule. Using more force will rip it. It’s a great product for the price. Putting it back into its respective stuff bags was easy. I could have built a makeshift paint booth but time and materials would cost about the same as this tent. I took one star off because it should of had instructions or just a picture.

There was not any instructions or photos included. Had to go to internet to find info on how to assemble. It is a little smaller than I thought it would be. The front flap needs more Velcro or zippers to help keep it closed. And the stakes do not hold well.