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Video by The Idaho Painter

The Idaho Painter

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This video critically reviews a specific paint tray product, the 'RePaint Tray', highlighting its design flaws such as low paint capacity, poor roller fit leading to drips, and a flawed paint loading grid that causes paint to flick. It acknowledges some positive features, like its silicone material allowing for easy cleanup and paint storage, but ultimately advises against purchasing it. Instead, the video recommends using a traditional 1-gallon professional paint pan for more efficient and mess-free DIY painting projects.

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Rest in peace Re-Paint Tray. So, I'm going to give you several reasons why you don't want to buy this uh Re-Paint Tray. And although the idea and concept I thought was brilliant when I first saw it, I got one of these off of Tik Tok. And whatever you do, don't buy this thing. And I'm going to show you right now. First thing when I filled it up, it only held a quart and a half of paint, which is crazy. You're just going to be running out of paint like all the time. Next thing is this was I started loading up my paint my It's not even wide enough for my roller to uh load up the paint. The side of the frame is hitting the edge of it and the edge the roller is hitting the side of it and it's just causing drips as I'm transferring my roller everywhere and it's making a mess on the pan. The next thing is these X's which are supposed to help you load up the paint, they're so deep or tall that they're causing paint to flick in and out of the pan coming backwards and going forwards. So, uh it's great that you can put a silicone, you know, top on it and you can come back the next day and it's not going to be dried out. And at the end, you can just peel the paint off cuz it's silicone. That whole idea and concept is great. But this has got all kinds of design flaws that are going to drive you absolutely crazy. And I haven't even used the amount of paint that's in the pan yet and it's already driven me crazy. So, I'm going to transfer to the tried and trusty 1-gallon professional pan that you should be actually using and not this thing until they fix some of these design flaws.

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