Paint Edger Tool – Precision Painting Made Easy • Comfortable, Adjustable Handle The square handle paint edger features a rotatable grip, allowing you to change the holding angle at any time for improved comfort and control during use. This flexibility helps reduce strain and enhances precision while painting. The round handle design of Type B provides a comfortable grip for smooth movement, helping to avoid wall scratches and ensuring a clean finish. • Easy, Reliable Operation Designed for straight, crisp edges, these tools are simple to use and provide consistent results. The buckle fastening system secures the flocked cushion to the handle, reducing the risk of loosening or deformation during work. Minimal effort is required to paint corners, edges, and detailed areas, making it ideal for efficient wall and trim work. • Durable and Versatile Materials Made with PP and chemical fiber or plastic and nylon, these paint edgers are built for repeated use. The paint pad on Type A works with a wide range of finishes, including gloss, semigloss, satin, and eggshell. The nylon bristles on Type B are designed for paint absorption and even application across different surfaces. • Precision Design Features Type A is equipped with guiding wheels on to protect walls from accidental marks, making it easy to produce sharp lines along baseboards and ceiling edges. Type B uses soft nylon bristles for smooth coverage and controlled application. Both designs can be rinsed with clean water after use for longterm reuse and performance. • Practical Applications 1. for painting along wall corners and ceiling joints without the need for extensive taping. 2. Ideal for baseboard touchups, ensuring straight, professional lines in visibility areas. 3. for creating clean edges around doors, windows, and trim for a polished, finished look. With ergonomic handles, durable construction, and precise edging capabilities, these paint edgers are trusted tools for achieving clean, professional results whether you are refreshing a room, tackling detailed trim work, or completing a fullscale painting project.