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Shur-Line 500 Premium Paint Edger

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Shur-Line 500 Premium Paint Edger

(33 customer reviews)

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Features

Premium paint edger
Guided wheels control cutting in
Woven pad assures straight and smooth lines
Enables clean trimming around windows, doors, moldings, and cabinets
Great for ceiling lines

Description

Ceiling & Trim Paint Edger, Handle Attaches To Threaded Extension Poles, Pivots & Swivels To Allow Constant, Even Application & Provide Greater Comfort, Control Even Around Tough Angles, Guide Wheels Ensure A Straight, Clean Edge Along Ceilings, Doors, Windows, Chair Rails Or Baseboards, Use With All Paints, Item # 605-243 For Refill.

Product Details

Product Length:	1.88 inches
Product Width:	5.75 inches
Product Height:	8.44 inches
Product Weight:	0.1 pounds
Package Length:	5.3 inches
Package Width:	4.9 inches
Package Height:	0.7 inches
Package Weight:	0.2 pounds
Average Customer Rating:	based on 33 reviews

Customer Reviews

Average Customer Review: 4.0

( 33 customer reviews )
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32 of 32 found the following review helpful:

Worth ten times the price! Don't paint without one of these. Oct 12, 2009 By D. Carpenter "Noed"
This is a great tool that no painter should be without. I painted the interior of my new home with this product and I wouldn't be without one ever again.

Helpful Tips:

If you are getting paint on the ceiling just trim off the top bristles with a pair of sharp scissors, just the bristles not the plastic.

If you paint you ceiling first then overlap onto the wall about ¼ inch. With the modified pad you will leave a 1/16 line at the top of the wall and this looks great.

Use a paint brush to apply paint to the pad, never dip the pad into the paint. Place the paint in the center of the pad with the brush and then swirl the pad on the wall to get the pad completely covered. This will keep paint off the wheels and sides.

If painting baseboards use a drywall knife on top of the baseboard to give the wheels a place to ride. Use an almost dry pad so the paint won't run. It will take two coats. Wipe your drywall knife off after every move.

After completing a run go back and feather the outer edge with the pad so you will not see the trim line after you roll the rest of the wall.

33 of 34 found the following review helpful:

Fantastic gadget! Jun 14, 2007 By C. Roeder
When I looked at this cheap little plastic gizmo, I didn't have high hopes, but I thought it was worth the risk at such a reasonable price.

When I put it to use, all doubts faded. It made edging fast and, dare I say, Fun. This cut the time of the painting project in half. No taping required(except on our baseboards, which are too narrow for the wheels to rest on.) Ceiling edging and window edging were a snap. A quick follow-up with the roller and you're done.

Don't dip it too far in or you'll get paint on the tracking wheels. Scrape or brush off some of the excess after dipping. No instructions came with the product, nor did a paint pan. I used a small plastic dish.

Great invention.

25 of 25 found the following review helpful:

It worked! Aug 01, 2007 By J. Shabe "Shabe"
It did a great job painting the edges where the wall met the ceiling. Don't dip it in the paint: Use a brush to apply paint only to the pad. If you use a light coat of paint, it works very well.

18 of 18 found the following review helpful:

Amazing Product! Mar 04, 2009 By AbbeyG78
This is an outstanding tool that cut my job in half last weekend while I was painting a bedroom. I was so excited about this edger that I gave an extra one I had on hand to a friend.

I have to say that I don't understand the negative reviews for this product. Unless you're a complete moron, this little edger is a lifesaver. I'm not trying to be mean, but anyone can get great results with this edger.

I trimmed an entire room (where walls meet ceiling, around doors and windows and where baseboard meets wall) in about an hour. It would have taken me twice as long to cut in with a brush.

Note: I used a small plastic container full of paint and dipped the edger in for about 5 seconds as one reviewer suggested. I then scraped the excess paint on the edge of the container. I didn't think it was necessary to use a paint brush to apply the paint as other people did. As long as you don't apply a lot of paint on the edger you will get great results. A little paint goes a long way.

22 of 23 found the following review helpful:

COULD NOT HAVE PAINTED WITHOUT! Feb 27, 2004
My husband and I will NEVER paint another room without a Shur-Line Edger! We, well mostly he, just tackled our living room which vaults up two stories and the Edger made this task possible. We had always put it off because taping a ceiling that high is a daunting task. It provides a clean, straight edge, even on textured surfaces.

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