Paintbrush edger cover kit

Abstract

A edger cover with angled tabs with a complementary cutout mounted on top, and secured to paintbrush edger cover has two sides, open on both ends, lined with a spacer to keep edger cover from coming in contact with paintbrush bristles, edger cover angled on outward end of edger, angled tabs on both inside corners on outward end of edger therefore, angled end on same end of paintbrush bristles therefore, inside angled tabs angles bristles down and away from trim, molding, ceiling and floors, which keeps paint from coming in contact with trim, molding, ceiling and floors.

Description

BACKGROUND OF INVENTION[0001]This invention relates to a paintbrush edger cover and more particularly to a paintbrush edger cover, which is designed with angled tabs, which gives house painters precision control, in which angled tabs holds a cut close exact distance from trim, molding, ceilings and floors, also designed to accommodate various foam brushes and paintbrush sizes. However, this paintbrush edger cover makes edging and trimming simple and efficient without the use of masking tape, paper, and plastic. Angled paintbrush bristles and edger's have been known for many years and have been somewhat effective; however, most prior edger's of which applicant is aware are relatively expensive, time consuming, and messy. In addition the cost of masking paper, masking tape, and plastic can be rather expensive.BRIEF SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION[0002]The present invention overcomes the problems of prior art devices known to applicant by providing a relatively simple and inexpensive edging m...

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Benefits of technology

The present invention provides a simple and inexpensive edging mechanism that can be used with different size paintbrushes. It consists of an edger cover with angled tabs and a complementary cut out mounted on top. The edger cover has two sides, open on both ends lined with a spacer to keep it from coming in contact with the paintbrush bristles. The edger cover is angled on the outward end of the edger's angled tabs, which keeps the paint from coming into contact with trim, molding, ceilings and floors. This mechanism helps to prevent paint from getting onto surfaces that it is not meant to be on, which may cause damage or cleanliness issues.

Problems solved by technology

Angled paintbrush bristles and edger's have been known for many years and have been somewhat effective; however, most prior edger's of which applicant is aware are relatively expensive, time consuming, and messy.

In addition the cost of masking paper, masking tape, and plastic can be rather expensive.

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