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Painter's Mitt for Ironwork and Spindles

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The presenter introduces the Painter's Mitt from Richard, resembling an oven mitt but used for painting. It's designed for efficient application on intricate surfaces like iron spindles or hand railings. The video shows a painter applying multi-surface acrylic paint to iron spindles with the mitt, achieving an impressive finish. It is noted as a disposable, single-use item due to its low cost, making cleaning impractical.

Goal: Efficiently paint intricate surfaces like iron railings and spindles.

Tools and materials

  • Richard Painter's Mitt
  • Multi-Surface Acrylic Paint

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Rashard tools so what's the next one Zach that you're going to grab uh the next one we got from Rashard again rard hey we got another tool from rard they oven mitt no it's a um you could well actually you probably wouldn't want to use it for an ovit cuz prob or catch on fire but it looks just like an ovit here I'll open it up um this thing is absolutely amazing so this is weird cuz I thought it was pretty silly when you know we first got them I'm like no way and I was like I'm never going to use it but there was one time we used it not that long ago what did we use it for Zach um we used it for some iron spindles and we used a product called multi-surface acrylic for it and it worked absolutely amazing I was blown away how well this thing worked so we had some like hand railing and stuff we had iron work that was about this big around and we started using this thing and just rubbing it on with the multi-surface acrylic the Finish came out absolutely amazing so spindles um Rod ir and fences and stuff like that this is a throwaway M it's a onetime use M you wouldn't want to use it more than one time it's just not worth it to try to clean it it's just better just to

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