Peel Out Dried Paint Liner

What happens here

After several uses and the accumulation of multiple dried paint layers (the presenter notes his example had five or six layers), the entire solidified mass of dried paint can be easily peeled away from the inside of the bucket. This dried paint forms a cohesive, flexible 'liner' that can be removed in one piece. The presenter demonstrates this by inserting his hand into the bucket, gripping the edge of the dried paint, and peeling it away from the bucket walls and bottom. This action effectively cleans the bucket thoroughly, leaving its interior pristine and ready for new paint, without the need for any water, scrubbing, or cleaning solutions.

Goal: Once sufficient layers have accumulated, the entire dried paint mass is peeled out as a single liner, revealing a clean, like-new bucket.