Paint BuddyA Non-Drip Paint Roller That Stores Paint & Replacement Sponge
R429
Please note
- This product is not suitable for enamel paint!
About
Introducing the paint buddy, the easy to use non-drip paint roller! In three easy steps, you can start painting without having to worry about any messes and drips.
Thanks to the simplicity of the Paint Buddy, there is less strain and hassle for you to worry about. To make things even better is that you don't have to stress about accidentally knocking over the paint bucket or wasting paint by dripping on the floor, which in turn saves you both time and money!
The Paint Buddy works on all surfaces like wood, concrete, bricks and even rubber.
3 Simple Steps:
- Unclip the lid on the side of the paint roller and fill the area with paint.
- Snap the lid closed.
- Roll on the paint!
Product Features
- Covers a larger area quicker and more evenly.
- Thanks to the edging tool you no longer have to worry about taping the edge.
- It's simple to use, as it easily rolls over any smooth or rough surface.
- It is self-containing, refillable and reusable.
- You no longer have to climb up and down the ladder to keep refilling the paint tray.
- It's much easier on your back as you no longer need to bend down to keep dipping your paint roller in the paint.
- So much time is saved in preparation as you no longer need to lay down newspaper thanks to its no-drip design.
What's in the Box:
- 1 x Paint Roller.
- 1 x Flocked Edger.
- 1 x Corner Pad.
- 1 x Resting Tray.
- 1 x Easy Pour Jug.
- 1 x Sponge Refill
- Telescopic Pole.
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Ours is about 3 feet by 3 feet, and on our left is the account's block. The sales block is down the hall.
We're joking. Obviously.
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Coming up with a write up for the simple sake of a write up does, however, become difficult when we're staring complete lack of creativity right in the face. But apparently asking management to cancel all the deals for the day isn't a viable fix.
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So here we are, doing a write-up and being funny.
