I tried to use my inflatable paint booth last 4th of July in Houston. I tapped out when it reached 188F inside the booth, it’s a greenhouse effect. Booth worked fine when I used it again in November. The other problem is they are pressurized instead of vacuum cleared, so the clear coat creates a huge fog if you do a big job. I’m going to try and make an elephant trunk hooked up to big blowers to pull the overspray out. You can buy much bigger booths, I put a long bed F150 inside mine.
I live in Houston as well if you ever need a plumber or Construction worke I am the owner of RLC Plumbing and Cole Construction let the office know that you met me in this chat and I will hook you up with the family discount
My first, and last question was the price. Because as long as the paint booth does its job well, it has a tangible value. I looked the price up from your link, and the price(s) seemed reasonable. Of course the price varied with size, as you would expect. But especially if you were planning on doing a thorough job and/or multiple paint jobs, you could easily justify the price compared to the DIY version (which also had its merits/limits). It seems to me that they should make an indoor/outdoor model that secures in the middle to a standard 16' garage door opening, and has the indoor side which is cooler, and is unaffected by wind and sun, and the outdoor side, which extends your space for the staging, storage, tools, and items that you would want in-booth access, but would be less affected by wind and heat. And they might want to add an extra fan for a push-pull exhaust system. As well as a top down, fresh ventilated air tube/mask for breathing. Just brainstorming. Thanks for adding this demonstration as a working follow-up to your DIY booth video.
I had one and gave it away to my painter. They are great for under $1K. You will really like it I think. I would build better filters for incoming air.
My only concern of this setup would be what if there is a power outage of the compressor stops. Will it all come down and deflate like bounce houses sometimes do? Could you imagine?! Nicely freshly painted car and it all deflated onto it.
@@ElectricSuperCar maybe if this was my go to setup I’d at least have 4 PVC self standing poles for each corner. Maybe that would patent a cave in. Still cool setup.
Thanks for the honest review always wondered if it was worth the money. Color looks great I saw your car in another video from holly high voltage. If you have enough clear on there cut and buff it. If not get more on for that show car finish.
If you had a car in there, were just done and the air blower that inflates the thing would quit working, well, you'd lose the whole paint job and it would be a mess. Not sure with no other structures than the air pressure that it's worth anything really. Or can it keep the pressure while the fan is off?
Please I'd like to know if you made the reare axle on how to combine two electric motor together any advice all I keep seeing online is one for just one electric motor. Pls sir any brief on the reare axle at the back I will appreciate sir
Not sure I understand the question. I used both the inflator blower and the ventilation blower. I would frequently no use the ventilation blower when I was not painting (filming)
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I am glad your are getting stuff from the industry to try out. That means your channel is getting out there. Congratulations, you deserve it.
Thanks Friend!
Pretty cool set up. I don't think it'll fit the hummer. But I like it!
Gotta go for their XL version 23'x20'x14.5'
Have you stopped working on your hummer? No update in forever :(
That booth would be perfect inside of a large shop. Not sure I’d care to have it outside blowing around and getting too hot
Thanks for the comment!
Looks very nice for the price, your getting pretty good at spray painting. Car is looking great. I like that color.
Thanks Mike!
I tried to use my inflatable paint booth last 4th of July in Houston. I tapped out when it reached 188F inside the booth, it’s a greenhouse effect. Booth worked fine when I used it again in November. The other problem is they are pressurized instead of vacuum cleared, so the clear coat creates a huge fog if you do a big job. I’m going to try and make an elephant trunk hooked up to big blowers to pull the overspray out.
You can buy much bigger booths, I put a long bed F150 inside mine.
Thanks for the comment!
I live in Houston as well if you ever need a plumber or Construction worke I am the owner of RLC Plumbing and Cole Construction let the office know that you met me in this chat and I will hook you up with the family discount
My first, and last question was the price. Because as long as the paint booth does its job well, it has a tangible value. I looked the price up from your link, and the price(s) seemed reasonable. Of course the price varied with size, as you would expect. But especially if you were planning on doing a thorough job and/or multiple paint jobs, you could easily justify the price compared to the DIY version (which also had its merits/limits). It seems to me that they should make an indoor/outdoor model that secures in the middle to a standard 16' garage door opening, and has the indoor side which is cooler, and is unaffected by wind and sun, and the outdoor side, which extends your space for the staging, storage, tools, and items that you would want in-booth access, but would be less affected by wind and heat. And they might want to add an extra fan for a push-pull exhaust system. As well as a top down, fresh ventilated air tube/mask for breathing. Just brainstorming. Thanks for adding this demonstration as a working follow-up to your DIY booth video.
Good thoughts!
cool video.
seeing the car in paint I nthe background looks really well too.
as always, good work. Well done
Thanks Friend!
I had one and gave it away to my painter. They are great for under $1K. You will really like it I think. I would build better filters for incoming air.
Thanks for the comment Dave!
My only concern of this setup would be what if there is a power outage of the compressor stops. Will it all come down and deflate like bounce houses sometimes do? Could you imagine?! Nicely freshly painted car and it all deflated onto it.
Definitely a concern!
@@ElectricSuperCar maybe if this was my go to setup I’d at least have 4 PVC self standing poles for each corner. Maybe that would patent a cave in. Still cool setup.
Thanks for the honest review always wondered if it was worth the money.
Color looks great I saw your car in another video from holly high voltage.
If you have enough clear on there cut and buff it. If not get more on for that show car finish.
Yes, definitely on the "to do" list
That is a supper smart idea to pour you paint out of the can.
Thanks Friend!
Hey Jeremy glad it worked out, how about if you put the paint booth in your garage?
Doesn't quote fit. But that would be ideal
Just out of curiosity... did you first see that inflatable paint booth watching Mike Patey's Scrappy build series? If not, I highly recommend it.
You'll have to send me the link
So that's where the inflatable booth came from... shame it isn't waterproof.
I know!?!
If you had a car in there, were just done and the air blower that inflates the thing would quit working, well, you'd lose the whole paint job and it would be a mess. Not sure with no other structures than the air pressure that it's worth anything really. Or can it keep the pressure while the fan is off?
Fans would need to be on
Could you set it up in the garage, does it fit? If so, then it would be cooler and the wind wouldn't be an issue either.
Yes that would be ideal
Please I'd like to know if you made the reare axle on how to combine two electric motor together any advice all I keep seeing online is one for just one electric motor. Pls sir any brief on the reare axle at the back I will appreciate sir
Hey friend! My setup is for one motor that powers both rear wheels. Are you wanting one motor per wheel? Or dual motor (front, rear) ?
Wow okay I thought the motor is combined one, yea I wanted dua motor for high speed so I got confused thanks for the response.
why didn't you use the air exchange blower, was it unnecessary? amazing video as always
Not sure I understand the question. I used both the inflator blower and the ventilation blower. I would frequently no use the ventilation blower when I was not painting (filming)
@@ElectricSuperCar oh thats why, I saw that you didn't use it while filming. Thanks