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Multipail is the bucket that does everything you wished it could!

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The Idaho Painter

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This project details the various features of the MultiPail, a versatile 5-gallon bucket designed to be more than just a pail. It highlights six integrated functionalities, including a paint roller tray, a dustpan, a pour spout, comfortable grip features, measurement markings, and a unique stackable design that allows for airflow. Additionally, upcoming accessories like a liner and a snap-on lid are introduced.

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This is the pail on steroids. Carter, what is this thing and how how beneficial is this going to be for painters? >> can show it to you. So, this is much more of a tool than it is a pail. We have six features that we jammed into Multi-Pail. The first feature is a standard 9-in paint roller. We'll go all the way down to the bottom and acts as a paint tray. Tap your paint, get it all wet, get that excess paint off and paint your wall. >> That's awesome. >> The second feature is a built-in dustpan. So, you can go ahead and sweep up the debris at the job site or just around home as that big picture shows there. >> Dang. >> feature is a pour spout. So, you can have a nice and controlled and even pour rather than making a mess on the side of a regular pail without a pour spout. >> That's awesome. >> feature, we elevated the whole floor so your fingertips have a much more comfortable area to grab onto when you're lifting something heavy. The fifth feature, we have exterior as well as engraved interior measurement markings. The sixth feature, because the way that the pail is shaped it allows air all the way down to the bottom so you'll never have to wrestle two buckets of paint. They do not stack. >> Let's go. Love that. >> And Multi-Pail is not just a one-and-done product. We also have our liner coming this summer. Epoxy resins, painters, of course. Push that in, a nice clean fit. As well as our snap-on lid. This has been highly requested. Snap-on lid mold will be done in a couple months and ready to go in June or July of this year.

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