ProDec Magnetic Paintbrush Holder with Integral Paint Can Opener, Twin Magnets For Resting Paint Brushes On Paint Cans
ProDec Magnetic Paintbrush Holder with Integral Paint Can Opener, Twin Magnets For Resting Paint Brushes On Paint Cans
ProDec Magnetic Paintbrush Holder with Integral Paint Can Opener, Twin Magnets For Resting Paint Brushes On Paint Cans
ProDec Magnetic Paintbrush Holder with Integral Paint Can Opener, Twin Magnets For Resting Paint Brushes On Paint Cans
ProDec Magnetic Paintbrush Holder with Integral Paint Can Opener, Twin Magnets For Resting Paint Brushes On Paint Cans
ProDec Magnetic Paintbrush Holder with Integral Paint Can Opener, Twin Magnets For Resting Paint Brushes On Paint Cans
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ProDec Magnetic Paintbrush Holder with Integral Paint Can Opener, Twin Magnets For Resting Paint Brushes On Paint Cans

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  • Magnetic clip that attaches to paint brush ferrules giving a quick and easy way to rest a brush and allow drips to fall back into the can
  • Conveniently attaches to the side of a paint can, kettle, scuttle or bucket via a strong spring-loaded clip
  • Vertical magnet angles brushes down into tin; horizontal magnet for tins filled to a higher level - works even when the magnets are covered in paint
  • 30mm wide jaws compatible with virtually all paint cans
  • Also features integral paint can opener compatible with a wide range of lid types
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  1. davabob's avatar
    Waste of a fiver , there is no need for a magnet to hold a brush when it stands perfectly fine in a pot , tin , or sits over the top . .
    jasee's avatar
    Well ok, but if you stand a brush in a pot of paint, the end will get flattened. If the pot is full then it may cover the handle (^ ^) , however if you use this device then the paint may dry out (^ ^).
    If you rest it over the top, then dried paint drips may stick to the brush anywhere and the paint will drip down the can and the paint on the brush may dry out.

    There is no answer to this age old problem (^ ^) (edited)
  2. PonJaul76's avatar
    Looks quite useful
  3. Cheeky_Chap's avatar
    Save yourself a fiver and get yourself a missus

    On second thoughts...... thanks for posting
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