Cleetus McFarland is at it again, repainting an El Camino by using a portable inflatable paint booth. “We know what we’re doing,” he says unconvincingly as he prepares the inflatable booth. They also finished painting a helicopter the prior week and gave everyone some insight into how this easy inflatable booth setup operates. What’s more fun is that they did this in a vacant parking lot.

“This is the best invention ever!” He says while doing the process of inflating the booth to prepping the car, mixing the paint, and applying the final clear coat. But after all the excitement, they also encountered a few minor issues: the first air leak in the booth. “I think we got a leak, brother!” his friend shouted. And the mishap with the paint mixing cups: “the cups were a terrible idea” his friend commented. However, they complete the task with humor and determination, finally finishing up the paint job with dramatic results.

The portable inflatable paint booth provides the benefits of a real paint booth to average car enthusiasts. It reduces the particles and overspray in the air, thus giving a clean finish of high quality (theoretically). This paint booth is mobile, enabling painting at different locations. “We can come to you and paint your car, at your house, while you’re at work. Anywhere!” they said, showing the flexibility that this product offers. It is equipped with a high-efficiency filtration system with two blowers: an inflation blower and an air circulation blower, to keep the working area clean. Its size is perfect for both cars and motorcycles. It can also be deployed as a temporary shelter and used for exhibitions, camping, or medical aid with its solid construction.

The VEVOR 6x3x2.5m Inflatable Paint Booth is sold at a starting price of $1,058.99. It is portable and a controlled environment for most painting and repair projects. It is made of heavy-duty 210D Oxford fabric with PU coating and PVC material. Incase some of you are curious, the internal volume of the booth is 19.68 x 9.84 x 8.2 ft (6 x 3 x 2.5 m). But if you check out their products online, you’ll see different sizes (bigger or smaller) than what Cleetus Mcfarland used.