Introducing the Foam Pro Spindle Painter

no it's not too many hot dogs on a stick it's not um your marshmallows you're gonna cook over the fire or something i haven't used it i saw it i thought it was a very unusual tool and i um in foam chrome it makes a lot of really weird tools um interesting things for do-it-yourselfers but i thought this might be something that i could actually use and so they gave it to me i brought it back here and let's talk about this tool now so when i saw this instantly um i kind of realized probably what it was on the packaging it says wrought iron spindle railing and pipe painters so um we got our handy dandy little spindle right here and so if this thing would load with paint you can see you can actually roll spindles and and this possibly can make painting spindles significantly faster less frustrating and um you know just a more efficient task and you won't have to spray them which causes a lot of overspray but then what i realized is i got it open now and i'm looking at it how do you actually load up the paint it's kind of this weird little angle it doesn't have a handle on it i guess you can grab it by this you can widen it you can narrow it so if you want well at least i think you can but yeah there we go narrow so if i got a bucket my bucket of paint typically i'm rolling out of a bucket like this doing you know my cut-ins whatever i like two-gallon buckets i don't know how you're gonna load this thing up there's um i could dip it down in here to try to roll it i could roll it on the side and roll on the side of the bucket i'm not sure you know what the design method is how you'd want to load it i guess if you had one of those little trays i don't work out of trays but maybe if you're rolling it in a little tray i really like the idea of the foam rollers like the idea of it rolling spindles the foam rollers will give a nice consistent um very low stipple pattern you can um it's small