Reddit reviews Shur-Line 2006559 Edger Plus Premium Paint Edger Depth -1.875", Width - 5.75", Height-6.5" Red and Black 1 each
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Package of 1Paint Edger "Plus" modelHandle Attaches To Threaded Extension PolesPivots & Swivels for even controlFeatures two guide wheelsWoven pad assures straight and smooth linesEnables clean trimming around windows, doors, moldings, and cabinetsFaster project times
Meta-hobby! I've only been back into collecting for about 3 months. I have about 60 at the moment.
My washing method (3rd time I posted this today...I should probably just make it a post :) is as follows:
The technique:
Pan 1 has the water, tergikleen (just a few drops) and rubber washers. Pan 2 has clean water for rinsing
I fill pan 1 just deep enough to cover the rubber pads and the top of a record when placed in.
I then place in a record, submerge it, then take the paint pad and do a few laps in one direction, then a few in the other. The rubber pads allow you to wash the record right in the pan without hurting the underside of the record. It also prevents the LP from 'sticking' to the pan due to suction.
Flip the record over, repeat.
Give it a bath in the rinse water.
Dry with the towels.
Prop up on a shelf to finish air drying.
Works great.
I painted my stairwell this weekend and used this. http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B0001MQI9E. worked great.
Edit: I also used a 10 or 12 ft extension.
Hello!!! [This] (http://www.amazon.com/Shur-Line-500-Premium-Paint-Edger/dp/B0001MQI9E/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1369052429&sr=8-1&keywords=paint+corner) is the BEST thing I bought when I was painting. If you're going to do a lot of painting... I highly recommend!
This tool helped a lot for edging in our house. We didn't even have to tape for it. Just kept a damp rag on hand for quickly wiping up mistakes.
It does need an actual hard edge to work well though. If your baseboards end in a soft curvy finish, you'll probably still want to tape them.
Same item, but desktop site:
Shur-Line 500 Premium Paint Edger
I used to like sushi, but for some reason I get ill now whenever I try to eat it. :(
If RR chooses me, I would love this for my [soon to be] new house.
Really, you get what you pay for, but in the end I'd still recommend doing it yourself. I feel that in this day and age we rely so heavily on others to do things for us (paid or unpaid) that we end up losing basic knowledge of simple things. I do home remodeling and handyman work for a living and though I'm getting paid to do the work, sometimes it just amazes me to get paid for doing some of the most simple of tasks. And when it come to painting, cutting lines, double (or more) coats and making sure you don't get paint on the floors is really the only issues. That can be solved by patience and careful planning. And personally, I use the edger plus to cut the lines. Follow the instructions and maybe do two coats, you'll be fine.
Yellow Frog tape is meant for delicate surfaces, like uncured paint. They still recommend a minimum of 24 hours before applying tape.
I've never used one, but I used to sell tons of these:
https://www.amazon.com/Shur-Line-2000874-Premium-Paint-Edger/dp/B0001MQI9E
You'll still want to wait as long as possible for the first color to dry before running this tool up against it. If they work as well as people tell me you won't need tape.