Shur-Line 2006701 640C Pad Painter for Interior and Exterior Use, 7-Inch Size Review

I have no idea why they don't sell them in box repair shops. Compared to rollers they have: better coverage, closer to the edges, consumption less cleaning time, can be reused more times and requires less pressure.An old problem I have is that if the pad is really saturated, paint can drip onto the floor.Drips are more important than paint splatters and require serious floor protection issues.If you pay attention to how much paint you put on the fill, then you can minimize the number of drips.

This is great IF you have room to work at the exact angle that the fixed head requires. If not, then it's completely useless. Trying to use it at any other angle gives messy, horribly uneven results. I bought it for a two story entryway to my house and quickly realized I wasted $12. Spring. If I had really thought about logistics beforehand, I would have understood that, so I caution you against considering all the spatial elements of your project before making a decision about it.

Should have known there wasn't an easy way to get a nice clean ceiling line. This has worked well on door frames and windows that have been replaced with a newer design, but as I have an older house some of the original windows and doors have bulges and such on the moldings. However, the time saved with the new design doors was wasted elsewhere. All in all it's just a much more messy process as the sponge drips all over the place and doesn't always leave the straight lines it was meant to be to

Look, I've tried literally every Shurline paint applicator (not a pro, just a depressed girl going through an existential crisis , who decided to redecorate her whole apartment on a whim at 3am), but they all have a few things in common: • they break • the sticks never seem to stay on the applicator (I had to use tape to attach them to hold) • About as durable as those cheap and disposable foam art brushes that always break after 10 minutes of use. Conclusion: they work; My only issue with…

Bought this painter because of the one-piece handle versus the adjustable handle on the Shur-Line model. The poor quality of the material for the adjustable handle made it impossible to manipulate (sorry for the pun!) The handle moved and constantly had to struggle to keep it in place for the application. Plastic (more precisely MILCHKANNE plastic) does not withstand the stresses of painting large areas with a pad. This grip I'm using is at least stiff enough to handle the paint job without a…