Accubrush Paint Edger Piece Jumbo Review

TOTALLY! USE A GOOD BRUSH AND TAPE IT'S A LOSS OF TIME! I really, really wanted to love this edger as I have miles of ceilings to cut. It's just cheap plastic. Roller pad is too long. Rear rollers leave marks. You get a big mess and need a wet rag to wipe the mess up. Listen to negative reviews. I repeat. listen to negative reviews. Get a good trim in a brush or maybe an edger. It's too expensive to play with and end up with poor quality!

First of all I would like to say that this product is amazing for the price. I ended up having a room in half the time and half the price without having to buy expensive duct tape that bleeds constantly and leaves a messy job. Of course, not everything else in life is perfect, but many people don't know how to read directions. Remember to clean and replace the rollers frequently. If you don't have smooth walls or ceilings, this may not work for you. It will not reach all areas like corners etc.

I've tried several other edgers and they did a terrible job. The Accubrush Mx surprised me - it handled edges very well. I repainted the cathedral ceiling and it saved a lot of time. This works great around doors and windows and ceiling/wall edges. It is very important to follow the instructions. Before painting, clean the walls to make sure there is no dust on them, otherwise the border brush may accumulate and smudge. I changed brushes often to avoid problems. Keep all the wheels on the wall…

This edge cutter is a wonder tool! I read good and bad reviews about this product and decided to buy it. I'm glad I did. This edger is very easy to use and I walked up and down an entire room in less than 45 minutes. There weren't any issues with lubrication or roller lines that some other people complained about. As long as you keep it parallel to the wall, it does the job! My ceiling isn't completely flat either, and with this trimmer it's not even noticeable afterwards. also took the advice…

Works well for door frames but not so well for baseboards, ceilings and wall corners. I believe the video was made on smooth sanded walls. I've been drawing most of my life, I saw the video, thought I'd give it a try, it's left-handed first. I spent more time cleaning up the mess he made than painting and believe me he's not fast on a textured wall, he can only work 1-2 feet per charge. It's not easy to load without choking your hand, in the time it took me to do 2 corners and 18ft ceiling I…

I don't "hate" this thing, but I think it's "theoretically" a really good idea, but in practice it's just useless. My definition of usefulness: 1. It saves me time.2. This makes my edges neat.3. It saves me from making mistakes that I need to correct.4. That saves me the wallpapering. In all cases it fails. It doesn't hit straight into corners or other tricky spots, so mostly it's only useful on long, straight edges. And then I found that the paint was too thick in some places and I kept adding

I was really doubting if I like it or not based on reviews from professional painters and DIYers. However, this is the bomb.com. We have broken ceilings in our house and traditional edgers with wheels that roll across the ceiling don't work well. So I gave away my benefits voluntarily. While my free hand isn't terrible. IT TAKES FOREVER to paint a room. So I said hell with it and started looking for an edger that would work with the ceiling. Accubrush is coming. It was easy to understand…