Ultra Spray Suit
A washable work suit for crews that spray. A rip-stop polyester front sheds overspray and dust, a cotton back keeps it comfortable, and you wash it and wear it again instead of opening a new suit every shift.
- Washable and reusable
- Hook-and-loop wrists and ankles
- Attached hood
- Sizes M–4XL
- Sizes
- M, L, XL, 2XL, 3XL, 4XL
- Case
- 25 suits
- Feet
- No boots. Worn alone.
- Shipping
- In stock, ships fast
What you get in every case
| Fabric | Rip-stop polyester front, cotton back |
|---|---|
| Hood | Attached |
| Wrists and ankles | Hook-and-loop closures |
| Boots | None. Worn alone; no attached-boot version. |
| Care | Washable and reusable. Follow the care label. |
| Purpose | Keeps overspray and dust off skin and clothes. Not chemical protective clothing. |
| Sizes | M, L, XL, 2XL, 3XL, 4XL |
| Packaging | 25 suits per case |
Which one fits your crew?
Both have a place. The Ultra Spray Suit makes sense when the same people wear a suit day after day. A disposable makes sense when a suit gets heavily contaminated or a crew only needs one for a single visit.
The Spray Suit is a good fit when
- Applicators and helpers wear a suit every working day
- You want fewer suits going to the dumpster
- Crews prefer a cotton-backed suit to a nonwoven one
- You need adjustable wrists and ankles instead of elastic
Choose a disposable when
- The suit will be heavily soiled or contaminated
- The job is a single visit or a one-off task
- You need a splash barrier: see the Microporous Coverall
Jobs this suit is built for
Spray foam insulation
Keeps overspray, dust and debris off skin and street clothes. It is not the chemically resistant garment that foam manufacturers specify for application, so follow the safety data sheet for your product. Insulation and spray foam guide
Painting contractors
Interior and exterior painters spraying or rolling all day who want a suit that goes through the wash.
Automotive and industrial paint
Shop crews who spray regularly. For antistatic disposable suits, see the microporous coverall. Automotive guide
Know the limits
- This is a work suit, not chemical protective clothing. It does not replace the respiratory protection, gloves and eye protection your product's safety data sheet calls for.
- Not a liquid barrier. Do not use it where you expect splash, spray or saturation.
- Not flame resistant. Do not wear near open flame, sparks, welding or other hot work.
- Retire a suit when it is torn or heavily contaminated.
Ultra Spray Suit FAQ
Does the Ultra Spray Suit protect against chemicals?
No. It keeps overspray and dust off skin and clothes. It is not chemical protective clothing. Follow the safety data sheet and label for whatever you're spraying.
How do I wash it?
Follow the care label on the suit. Wash it before it builds up heavy residue, and retire it if it tears or becomes heavily contaminated.
How many come in a case?
25 suits per case, against 50 for our disposable coveralls. Mixed pallets are fine, so you can add suits to an order of other products.
Does it come with boots?
No. It's worn alone, with hook-and-loop wrists and ankles. Crews wear their own work boots.
Can we try one before ordering?
Ask us. Tell us what your crew wears now and how many people you'd need to outfit. Email a sample request.
Outfit a spray crew.
Tell us your sizes and headcount. Shipped the same day.