Model # W000696C|Store SKU # 1001812700
Cleans paint rollers, cleans out cracks, opens or closes paint cans, spreads putty, scrapes concave or convex surfaces, sets or pulls nails. Ergonomically designed handle reduces muscle fatigue. Soft rubber-like material is easy to clean and solvent resis
3 Pack edge tape rolls each measuring 250 FT in Length by 13/16" (21mm) wide. A soft forming White melamine edge veneer tape with a thickness of 5mil. This Bennett edging is smooth coloured printed tape, with a flat finish. The paper is laminated with a melamine coating with a light stipple texture for durability. This gives the appearance of a gloss finish. This edge tape has strong flexibility, application for this edge tape will be easy around tight edges and curves. Enough flexibility to wrap around surfaces as small as the diameter of a quarter. Bennett melamine edge tape is also pre- glued for that clean and easy application. The process is simply, an iron on job with your very own home standard iron on Cotton Setting. This results in no special hardware tools, and no messy cleanups. This product is excellent for a fast and quick repair for existing cabinets and furniture. A great DIY product and an ideal purchase for a contractor.
Clean up minor paint spills and apply wood stain or leather polish with the 4 lb. All-Purpose Wiping Cloths. These cloths are easily washed for reusability and are white for quick recognition of paint color.
Paint tray support. Made of plastic. Ease back and leg strain. Can be fixed underneath the tray. No need to bend forward to lift or move the tray. Avoid accidents and paint spills. Safely and visibly holds paint roller on extension pole in an upright position not flat on the floor, during painting breaks.
The BEHR Multi-Painter is a lightweight and easy to use tool that is great for trim work and edging. It is the perfect size to apply a lot of product to an area quickly but also small enough to fit in tight areas, corners, and grooves. Pad resists shedding for a smooth and even finish.
