Peel Out Dried Paint Layers

What happens here

Once a sufficient number of dried paint layers have built up inside the bucket (typically five to six layers, as demonstrated), it will be thick enough to be peeled out. Insert your gloved hand firmly into the bucket and begin to separate the solidified paint from the interior walls. Work your way around the bucket, gently but firmly prying the dried paint away until it detaches in a single, large, molded piece.

Goal: Remove the accumulated dried paint from the bucket