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Stop Loss Bag for Paint Preservation

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The 'Stop Loss Bag' by STEWARD is a revolutionary paint storage solution designed to overcome the common problems associated with storing paint in traditional metal cans. Instead of metal cans, paint is poured into a flexible, durable bag. The key feature is the ability to squeeze out all the air before sealing it with a cap, which prevents rust, dried paint chunks, and skin formation. This extends the shelf life of paint for over a dozen years. The bags are compact, taking up one-third the space of paint cans, allowing homeowners to reclaim closet space. For contractors, the bags can be labeled with project details and a business card attached, ensuring easy touch-ups for clients and potential repeat business.

Goal: Preserve paint effectively and extend its shelf life for years.

Tools and materials

  • Stop Loss Bag STEWARD — Storing paint to prevent spoilage and extend shelf life
  • Leftover Paint Any paint brand — The paint to be stored and preserved

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>> Awesome. Thank you guys. Appreciate it. I don't know why guys haven't done this before. Go ahead. Give me your 30 secondond pitch again cuz this is kind of cool. I mean, it's just a bag, but it's a dang cool. >> Yeah. So, instead of keeping your paint in a can, right? You can pour it into a stop-loss bag, squeeze the air out like a marinade, put the lid on, shelf stable for over a dozen years, right? And when you want to do a touch-up paint job, takes about a minute and a half, right? No more stir sticks, no more rusty lids, no more picking chunks out of the paint or off the wall. Minute and a half, pour out just what you need and you're good to go back on the shelf. Contractors can just put their business card right on top so that when a homeowner wants to do a touch-up job, why wouldn't they just call you back, right? >> And this is your contact right here? >> That's my contact right there. I'm out of Minnesota as well. Right. I took 20 paint cans from my basement paint closet, put them all into a banker's box, right? It takes up one-third the amount of room as a paint can does. So, you get that whole paint closet back. Homeowners love it. Right? If you're a paint contractor, stop giving them a 5gallon bucket with this much paint in it all crusted over. Give them something that looks good. Leave them with a good impression. >> Thank you, sir.

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