The Master Airbrush Booth unboxing and Review 

Thanks for watching!

I sure do love them...

You wouldn't regret it. So much better!

I don't think so, but you could jury rig some IKEA lights to your current booth....

I'm loving it....

I have used it several times now and love it. The lightning makes all the difference....

If you can vent the exhaust tot he outside world it would be best. I can't, so I rely on the filter and a mask to do the job and they do admirable work. Foot print is probably like 14" wide by like about 20" front to back....

Still going strong and I love it!

I do not vent outside, but would if I could. I rely on my mask and the filter....

Paul Youdelis U can try venting it into a container under the booth.

No, as the booth itself has a permanent power jack inside in the filter frame, so it wouldn't work. Upside is, these are cheap, so you could buy a new one, and either sell off the old one on FB marketplace or keep it as a back up

@@pauly7218 A little different here in Canada

Since like 2015....

So far, very!

Honestly, really good. Handles all but the heaviest amount of spray....

I guess that re-branding thing is super common...

@@pauly7218 Seems like everything is.

Well, I use it with almost every project, but thanks to you, I now realize I should make a stand alone video - Stay tuned...

It really is great....

That would indeed be great!

Very!

Rich, clearly you are painting at a higher level, but still, this booth has served me well for a very long time now. In fact, it is an essential tool for me. If you want and can afford better, there are sure to be better ones out there, but for the light paint jobs I do this thing has been a champ. Admittedly Mine has been set up and left in place and I can't attest to how well it would hold up under repeated open and closings. Still, you have it, give it a try - or, Amazon is great at doing returns. IMHO, you should give it a shot, it may surprise you... Thanks for the great point of view...

@@pauly7218 No, I am not at a higher level. I am a HO scale modeler, painting smaller freight cars and buildings. I am also someone with many years in quality control, on a much larger scale. My objections are that this was built with failure in mind, as a goal. The small tabs are going to break sooner than later, the plastic used is nearly as thick as saran wrap, and the "hinges" are only breakaway tabs that will fail sooner than later. What I am using now is basically a cardboard box and a shop vac with two hoses, the suction hooked to the box, the exhaust outside. It's the kind with the paper filter over the foam, the paper is cheap to replace, but it's pretty noisy. It's quite apparent that "planned obsolescence" is still alive and breaking things. If it's supposed to break down between uses, fine. Just make it sturdy enough that the third time you take it down, it doesn't break permanently. Over many years I have watched the quality of what is available to the hobbyist decline steadily, and if nobody says anything, it will only continue to slip further.

@@richbuege6491 I totally agree with you....