When you paint do you like to cut in with a paint brush or do you use one of those handy edger tools? Well if you are in the latter group you will love the HomeRight Quick Painter Edge Painter
Then reattach the pad.
To get the paint flowing to the pad simply press the trigger and paint. Note: You need to get the pad saturated in order to have perfect edged lines. Also you need a light touch with the trigger in order to not release too much paint. I would suggest practicing first before you attack an edge.
You can see the nice close painted edge.
To clean you remove the pad and press the trigger. Push the pull rod in and then the paint back will go back into the bucket.
Then fill up your sink with water and while holding the trigger suck up water and then push it out until the water is clear.
Then wash the pad.
Reattach the pad and fill up the barrel with water again and then push the water out.
I know it seems like a lot of work to clean but it isn’t really that much harder than cleaning a roller or edger.
And for $10.25 at Amazon it is a handy little tool to have in your arsenal.
Disclaimer: This post is sponsored by Home Right but all opinions are my own.
Download Free Plans for a Double Sliding Barn Door!
Enter your email and the DIY Barn Door Plans will be sent to your inbox!
Oooh – thanks for sharing. This will be perfect for when I need to paint all of my ceilings (after removing the popcorn)!
Sounds like a big job. I would definitely recommend giving this tool a try. Best of luck with your painting project!
Me likey! I love my little $2 edger! My only problem is that it REALLY shows where the previous painters were sloppy – there is paint all over the place – ceiling, baseboards, door casings, window casings. Every. Where.
Ugh… Yeah, you can see in the pic that it didn’t meet up with my previous paint job either. The time in having to touch all that up is a disadvantage, but it’s nice having it done right too.
I use edgers when I paint, so I can tell ya this would be right up my alley! 🙂 Gotta love those great products from Homeright.
I am all for anything that makes painting easier!