Introduction to Outpak Products

This Paint Life TV, I'm Chris the Idaho Painter, and I'm going to be talking about a product here, the Out Pak Paint Station. And this is a local company here in Boise, Idaho, that approached me with a product that I think is pretty cool, and we're going to talk about it, what it does, the Out Pak Paint Station, and the slurry solution that goes along with it. So, stay tuned for this video. All right, so I'm going to talk about the Out Pak Paint Station. Now, this is a local company, and the Out Pak products, they were actually originally designed as state dumping stations for concrete companies. And And concrete companies have to dispose of the concrete properly. There's a lot of environmental regulations cuz of it cuz of what's in the concrete. And I think it's some lime and some other stuff. I'm not an expert on that side of stuff, but they have been around a long time for dumping stations for concrete. So, you might have seen these things around before, but they're a lot larger, and they're made out of a different material. They started manufacturing these devices, um a couple different ones for painters also as paint stations to put your airless sprayers in. They do This is just a cardboard box. They do have them made out of different materials and stuff other than just cardboard, and they have plastic liners that go in. So, they make them waterproof, and you can set your sprayer in there. So, if you did have some type of a disaster in paint spill, it would be contained inside this box. And they have this size, and they got larger ones. This one is kind of like a multi-use box that this thing will actually fold down on the backside, and you can set a roll rolling pan inside this thing and roll out of it. It's got little notches that you can set your roller in if it's on an extension pole that it can sit here inside the box. And it acts as like a paint station that can actually slide around if you're working in like warehouses and stuff in rolling you know, in warehouses, and you want to keep your your roller and the pan itself contained inside of a box. But I think like outside, setting them outside, you know, containing your airless sprayer, putting them inside if you're spraying inside, your airless sprayer is inside. If you've ever had I've had gallons spill over. I've had 5 gallons spill over next to sprayers cuz you're pulling the hose, it wraps around the paint, and it knocks over the paint, creates a big disaster. If it's inside this box with…