Wagner Spraytech Tent

Living in a flat is not ideal for airbrushing. I had a thought to make a fold away spray booth and looked on Amazon for ideas when I came across this item which suited my needs exactly. It arrived today and when I opened it I was totally impressed. It is bigger than I thought but will fit well on the table in the bay window. There is a skirt which will cover the front of the table and a flap at the rear which is velcroed over mesh. This means I can open the rear flap and dangle the skirt out of the window for ventilation with the mesh to cover any overspray. The fabric used allows good light, it is easy to clean and it all folds down into a small bag. It is like a mini version of the toilet tent we use for camping so I already have the knack of folding it. If you are new to this expect a struggle at first but check out You Tube for how to fold a toilet tent and they will take you through the process. It is very easy when you know how. The only downside is that there is no extraction to remove fumes but as I use water based acrylic this is not a significant issue. Overall very pleased

Very big and roomy, perfect for all kinds of projects! Was even better than I expected, and it arrived fast! Thanks

Muy buen calidad, fácil de armar y muy bueno para no brisas todo cuando se pinta!!

Fantastic little painting tent. Works great and folds into a very small package. It takes a bit of practice and multiple tries each time to fold it in correctly, but you can tell the arms won't easily break, so you can basically wrestle into submission after each painting session

This is a large well thought out spray tent which is ideal for spraying larger items such as tables, chairs etc. It was bigger than I thought it would be, and I will be getting the smaller tent also. It is fairly easy to assemble it. Although it recommends two people, I find I can manage it myself in about 5 minutes by laying it out on the ground, threading one of the flexible poles through the front of the tent and putting the ends of the poles into the pins at the rear of the tent. Then thread the other pole through the rear of the tent and put the ends into pins at the front of the tent. Looking at a picture of the assembled tent helps a lot. In use I found it worked well. The vents around the bottom of the tent prevents pressure building up inside and keeps the dirt out. The front mesh is useful for keeping out small flies etc. which always seem to be attracted to white paint, and will ruin the finish in seconds. It gives plenty of ventilation to allow the paint to dry. All in all a very good product.