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The Handy Paint Pail was created in 2001 in classic Do-It-Yourself style. Mark Bergman was doing some painting around his house using the standard "coffee can" paint container. When Mark's hand began to tire, he designed a strap out of duct tape and the Handy Paint Pail was born. The built in bracket, magnetic brush holder, roller grid and tool and rag holder makes this multi-use pail the perfect answer for any project on or off a ladder. In 2008, Bercom made some changes and improvements to their existing products and expanded their product line, beginning with the color of the pails. Bercom believed that if they urge their customers to continuously change colors, why shouldn't they? Not to mention the new color was extremely eye catching! So, after five years of producing gray pails, Bercom changed the color to red. Following that trend, Bercom changed the color of the Pro Series Paint Pail, made it lighter in weight, lower in price, and re-named it the Handy Roller Pail. In addition, requests from customers wanting to attach the Roller Pail to a ladder led to the creation of the Handy Ladder Hook. Not only does this item secure the Handy Roller Pail or a standard paint can to any ladder, this mini-bungee can be used for many other applications. The most exciting and successful new product from Bercom in 2008, however, was the Handy Paint Cup. This new entry-level paint cup hit the ground in a dead sprint. Although it does not have all the features as the original Handy Paint Pail, it grants the customer the ability to afford something similar. The disposable Handy Paint Cup holds up to a pint of paint and has a built in magnet, which makes it perfect for trim work and craft projects! Stayed tuned for more NEW, innovative, and exciting products from Bercom...
Canyonguy
2025-07-19 11:11:35
Yes, I realize these Handy Paint Pail liners probably cost about $0.02 each to make, but for about $1 each, these are totally worth the price to avoid the hassle of washing out the paint pail, especially if you’re using oil-based paint. The plastic is definitely on the thin side, but a number of reviewers claim you can re-use these inserts by peeling off dried latex paint. I’ve used these only with oil-based paints (which is a nightmare to clean with paint thinner or mineral spirits), and I love the fact that my Handy Paint Pail (which is awesome, btw) has made it through several painting sessions and still looks brand new!5 stars.5 stars.
DragonPoodle
2025-05-24 16:27:44
Just FYI, not a complaint. I should have read the ads more closely
Upstate NY Guy
2025-05-16 12:43:21
If you have the cup holder that goes with these, they work great and saves a lot of time cleaning up after painting. In the garbage and forgotten.
Christi H.
2025-05-14 10:25:06
These are a perfect fit and I prefer these over just dumping the paint right into the pail. It's a much tidier painting experience when one is already a tad bit messy with the paint.
Influencer716mama
2025-05-13 14:42:26
This product is a decent value for the money, made of decent quality, easy to use, fits great, convenient & makes paint clean-up more efficient for sure! My only complaint, they do tend to get a bit flimsy with a large amount of paint in them. Other then that, I recommend this product.
tk
2025-04-15 18:39:30
Better quality and less price than you get at the big box stores. I know. Been doing a LOT of painting/staining.
Bulldog
2025-03-03 13:54:06
easy to use and recyclable
Chris
2025-02-09 16:07:10
These inserts are the best thing ever! Virtually no clean-up and fit like a glove. Highly recommend.
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