🔧 Warner Spray Shield Tool # Review

If I painted every day, I'd like something stronger. I think the plastic handle can break if mishandled, but it does what it's supposed to do and I'll be careful.

Great quality and before each use I spray them with a light coat of cooking spray and spray off the paint with a garden hose to keep them like new

The tool came out of the packaging bent in several places, looks very good, but due to damage no longer has a straight edge. From the looks of it, Schipper did little to protect the shield from damage, which is a shame.

Well done. Corner bent during transport. I was able to smooth it out with a hammer. If yours is bent, don't use a metal mallet to flatten it out. Use a rubber mallet as aluminum is soft and will thin.

Essential for large spray jobs where overspray is a problem. Simply always wipe at the edge, because with enough paint everything can become a "brush". Surprisingly strong considering its lightness. We were able to achieve clean cut lines with a spray gun without the need for tape.

This is the only paint protection sheet I will ever buy or use again. I've had all kinds, including boxes, and they've all failed me. I have my own business and I have a painting machine and I use it often. This drawing board cut my time in half. I could draw faster and cleaner. Without the whole mess of tape and drips.

Handy tool for spraying projects at home. Big enough, not heavy and bulky. It takes some getting used to. Like many others, this one is curved. There were no problems with the delivery as the box was in its original condition. Maybe careless handling at some point in front of the box. In any case, the bent corner was easily corrected. Inexpensive and very convenient.

Gotta say it right away! This fender arrived in pristine condition. The 36-inch width is great for covering a large area at once. I was painting the front of my house and found this anti-splash light in my left hand while holding and using the sprayer in my right hand. I would reverse this setup painting the walls on the right side. I set it to 15 degrees and it caught overspray as I was painting the edges of the walls, preventing any further overspray from coming off the pavement path. I also…