The Perfect Paint Edger is designed to replace the need for a traditional paintbrush for most cutting in, and virtually eliminates the need for painter’s tape. It is built with a durable, solid wood handle; ABS plastic pad holder; and stainless steel, adjustable guard. The guard is spring-loaded so it’s easy to load paint without creating a big mess. This edger is angled so it handles like a paintbrush, but its paint pad surface lays down a fast coat, quicker and cleaner than bristles. It can be used for right-handed or left-handed work. This edger works best on smooth surfaces like drywall. It’s a good choice for those who want the speedy application of a paint pad with the comfortable grip of a paintbrush.

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The Shur-Line Paint Edger Refill allows you to The Shur-Line Paint Edger Refill allows you to replace used paint pads for your Shur-Line Edge Like a Pro, Shur-Line Paint Eder, Shur-Line Flat Painter or Shur-Line Corner Painter. The flexibility of this refill allows you to edge around molding and trim or paint both sides of an inside corner. A brush like the Proform CS1.0AS is perfect for corners, trimming, edging, and other surfaces that larger brushes struggle with. A smaller brush gives you more control and reduces the amount of over painting.

When you decide to tackle those paint jobs on your own, keep these three tricks of the trade in mind and paint like a professional!

Cutting In? Think Up!

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Sometimes it’s difficult to make that perfectly straight line between the wall color and ceiling when “cutting in” at the top of a wall using a brush. A small mistake will be much less noticeable if your error puts a little of the wall color on the ceiling, instead of missing a spot at the top of the wall, leaving a gap and showing the old paint color at the very top of the wall. Even a small unpainted area at the top of the wall will be visible to anyone standing in the room.
This is especially true if the new wall color is darker than the previous wall color. It is much less likely that someone will be right next to the wall looking up at the ceiling to see a small amount of wall paint brushed onto the edge of the ceiling. Better to err by putting a little wall color onto the edge of the ceiling than to miss painting a spot at the top of the wall.

Confused at Corners? Brush Rather Than Roll

When transitioning from one color to a different color on an outside corner of the wall, use a paint brush instead of a roller to paint the corner edge. Use short, gentle brush strokes perpendicular to the corner to achieve a sharp edge. (Make your brush strokes parallel to the floor.) Compared to using a paint roller to paint the corner edge, brushing the outside corner will give you a crisp transition line between your two different room colors.

Leftover Paint? Properly Preserve It

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When your paint project is over and you have leftover paint that you want to save, make a tighter seal when closing the can of paint by placing a sheet of plastic wrap underneath the lid before sealing. Place the can on a solid surface and use a rubber mallet to close the lid securely to ensure a good seal. Write the date and the location that the paint was used on the lid with a permanent marker. This way, you’ll know how old the paint is and where it was used when it comes time to paint or touch-up again.

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