He got it from the dreaded Wal-Mart which is the only down side. Otherwise I give a ten out of ten for this one, not only for the price, but also for how durable it is. Some of the disposable paint trays are so flimsy, you have to set it inside of a heavy plastic paint tray.
I am on painting the mud room at the moment. It was all to prime ceiling and walls. I am painting the inside of the closet the original colour of the kitchen and the main walls of the mud room the kitchen and the living room colour as I don't have enough of that paint to do the closet as well. Wonder if the Home Stager will notice!!!
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I actually never buy liners. I paint a lot, and I just line my tray up with a piece of aluminum foil. Works like magic and costs pennies:)
I have never thought of using tinfoil like the lady in the previous post...what a great idea. I don't know why I haven't thought of that...I line my pans with tin foil any time I make meatloaf, etc...anything that will leave a mess.
Why do you dread walmart? Staff/customers/where it is at?
We have just a small walmart here in town and I like it, then when we got to a super walmart we have to drive to a nearby town...one of those I hate...customers are rude, staff don't give a hoot...feel like I am in the twilight zone when I go there.
The other two are fine...but one is just so huge that I am worn out if I go there. So we usually go to the smaller one and it has most of what we need.
Thanks for the tip Lena!
Jane x
That is a good tip Lena. But $2.00 for 3 paint trays ain't bad either! Man, I have SO much painting in my future :(
That is a good tip Lena. But $2.00 for 3 paint trays ain't bad either! Man, I have SO much painting in my future :(
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