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Reviewed in the United States on February 25, 2025
Delivered late and damaged.No time to return. Will have to straighten out and use!!Not acceptable!!!!
Cody Graves
Reviewed in the United States on November 21, 2024
Came in bent corners like most of the reviews but let’s face it I’m going to end up bending them at some point in it’s life should figure out how to straighten it with pliers early… and it’s huge I probably should have considered one half the size it would be easier to manage
Allan
Reviewed in Australia on April 13, 2024
No Handle.
njdw
Reviewed in the United States on July 19, 2023
It's decent. It works for specific use-cases, but it's not going to let you cut in with a spray painter against molding/ceiling/etc like a brush / edger would. It's just not built for detailing. Also like many others mentioned, it bends easily.It's also awkward to use while you're using a sprayer. Really takes some getting used to - to be proficient with this thing... you're better off taping I think.
Cliford R
Reviewed in the United States on August 11, 2022
This is a tool and if you can't get the wedge inside the metal/plastic you should reconsider your skills and not the the tools. But in base you're like how did other do it!Use a wedge (nail remove hammer for ne)You'll likely need to hammer it in or be built like hulk hogan.This will create a corner openingPlace the shield in that opening as close to the holes as possible.Remove wedge (nail remove hammer for me)Use a blunt hammer (sledge) to get it in place.Repeat above steps until you align the bolt holesDone :)
Dutch Huyett
Reviewed in the United States on July 6, 2022
Like it
Anna
Reviewed in Canada on July 26, 2022
Not buying again
Placeholder
Reviewed in the United States on July 21, 2022
Nice concept. Very long but a bit too awkward to use as paint shield
J. Melvin
Reviewed in the United States on March 16, 2015
I used this shield pretty extensively during a painting project last week, and it worked perfectly. The blade is flexiblr, which allows for straight lines without warping or banding. The locking knuckle of the blade allows you to positio the blade at 90 degrees, and pretty much everything between. The blade is easy to clean, with no residual like with most plastic blades. The only drawback is the included pole, which is too short for most of my needs.Note: A number of reviewers gave this a bad rating due to its flexibility, which I assume comes from a lack of experience with flexible blades. The best way to use a flexible blade is to lock the knuckle at a slight angle to the surface you are shielding, and us pressure to flatten the blade. This not only ensures a straight line, but also a tight fit against an adjacent surface so there isn't any seepage.
Bryan
Reviewed in the United States on June 10, 2014
Great tool, does what it is advertised to do, just wish the guard was coated with something so the paint would not adhere as easily to it, made it a bit hard to clean.
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