Marathon Finishing Systems offers a full line of automotive paint booths.  Marathon designs and manufactures their entire line of automotive paint booths to meet today’s demanding paint technology.  Whether you are spraying solvent-based product (paint) only or a combination of solvent and water borne product, we have the right booth for your body shop.  Our team will help you choose the right automotive spray booth package for your facility.  If you’re refinishing one car a week or 8-10 cars a day, Marathon Spray Booths can manufacture, deliver, and install a complete system for you.   If you choose, you can also install the booth yourself with our installation instructions.

Why choose Marathon over our competition?  Here are just a few reasons why:

1. Our spray booths are “LISTED” for compliance at NO COST TO YOU!
2. Marathon’s spray booths are “Water Borne” ready or upgradable.
3. Our booths are all Nut & Bolt construction. No zip (sheet metal) screws!
4. All of our lights are strategically located HORIZONTALLY in every booth design, rendering a brighter booth with more consistent lighting. This lighting design (most importantly) eliminates shadows.
5. We use only “Inspection Grade” lighting that is Eco friendly.
6. Our Spray & Cure heat systems are Energy Efficient and “LISTED” for compliance.
7. Our prices combined with our Eco friendly technology are unmatched. 

Marathon sets the “Benchmark” every year with new product releases, smart booth designs; all for an honest price is what you can expect from Marathon Finishing Systems.

Automotive paint booths fall into two different categories: Cross-flows and Down-drafts.

Automotive “Cross Flow” Paint Booths

Cross flow automotive spray booths are designed so that the air enters into the paint booth through intake filters that are located at one end of the paint booth. The air crosses the length of the paint booth and is exhausted through exhaust filters located at the opposite side. The Front Air Flow “FAF Series”, Reverse Air Flow “RAF Series”, and Semi Down “SD Series” are classified (industry standard) as “Cross Flows”.

Automotive “Down Draft” Paint Booths

Down Draft automotive spray booths are designed so that the air enters into the paint booth through intake filters located in the ceiling. The intake filters are located in the ceiling of the paint booth (front to the back).  The air moves from the top of the spray booth down (vertically) to either a pit in the floor or exhaust filters located on both sides of the booth near the floor (shown). The Full Down Draft “FDD Series” and the Side Down Draft “SDD Series” are both classified (industry standard) as “Down Drafts”.