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Sure, you could paint your ceiling with the same tools as Michelangelo uses. But doesn’t that seem a little primitive? It may be time to upgrade your painter’s tape and angled sash brush to Black & Decker’s EasyEdge Powered Paint Edger.
It’s the type of tool an amateur renovator might use if they trust their unsteady hand to produce crisp edges when cutting in. Compared to most mechanised paint gadgets, there’s minimal cleanup involved. The included plunger is easily filled by just sticking it in a can of paint, which gives you about 25 feet of coverage. Like the applicator, the tube is replaceable, so you don’t even have to clean anything when you switch to a new colour.
[Black & Decker via Gear Patrol]
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Aw man this would have been soooo handy when we were painting our house! We definitely spent the same amount of time painting the ceiling-wall boundary as we did most of the wall!
Black and Decker? I was expecting JML
they are wearing safety goggles to paint, is that thing powered by fire ants?
Basically this will only work if your edges are perfect already (as will a good paintbrush). Unfortunately the majority of homes don’t have a perfect edge in sight! Add woodchip or textured wallpaper, stone or brick fireplaces, century old coving or skirting and any previous less than stellar paintjobs to the equation and you are heading into a whole world of pain with this device! Variants on the same theme have been available through TVShop for years…