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Handy Roller Cup Liners simplify cleanup and color changes. Designed to fit seamlessly and keep any project moving.
From the Manufacturer
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...
Krizzz
2025-09-03 11:33:33
This is the greatest tool when deciding to paint. I had a small wall that I needed a small roller. I didn't want to use the flat tray as it is quite messy and can be easy to spill and make more of mess. I loved that this product had a handle and it had the right amount of space so I can stick my roller in and get enough paint on it so I can do a nice job. Being able to hold this, rather than constantly bending down to use a flat tray, made my small paint job much easier and faster.
Barbie doll 7
2025-07-04 14:43:26
This is the best new tool I bought. It holds the paint for a small roller and you can use for your paint brush to edge or cut in. Cleans easily looks like new after use. Has pour spout. Made perfectly fit small roller. Handiest thing. I bought multiple edgers non work well. I used good paint brush either Wooster or Purdy, and this. For paint rolling larger areas I bought a paint tray like Tupperware amazing. You can seal it up and save for later if you are too tired to continue
The Blacksmith
2025-07-03 14:49:41
This holds about a quart and is very stable if using a roller and it is sitting on a flat surface. Easy to hold by the handle and to carry around for touch-up work.It’s deep enough that you’ll avoid spills if not overfilled and it cleans up well when you’re done using it.
Jennifer Binneboese
2025-07-01 17:55:25
I recently started using paint cup liners, and I can't believe I didn't discover them sooner! These liners have made cleaning up after painting projects a breeze. Instead of spending valuable time scrubbing out paint cups, I simply peel away the liner and toss it in the trash. It's incredibly convenient and saves me a ton of time and effort. Plus, the liners are durable and hold up well, even with thicker paints. Whether I'm painting a small DIY project or tackling a larger job, these liners have become an essential part of my painting toolkit. If you're tired of messy cleanup, do yourself a favor and give paint cup liners a try—you won't be disappointed!
Hyacinth
2025-06-19 10:56:34
Very useful paint cup. I particularly liked it that one side is slanted making it work for a small paint roller.
Paul
2025-05-09 14:14:20
Works great for the short rollers. I like holding it while I paint.
FJL
2025-05-07 18:55:41
Recently I had to repaint our 8 foot front door without removing the door first. Since it was a vertical surface, I needed to be able to hold the paint in my left hand while painting with the roller in my right hand. I read that jumbo mini rollers were the best to use for this type of work. So, I bought this Handy Cup holder to hold the paint. It worked perfectly.
Jim
2025-04-22 14:03:59
Could be a very handy item if they made some improvements the plastic is too thin when you pick it up the handles too weak also the tray is great at the top but it's rounded at the bottom doesn't allow the roller to go all the way down
Peter
2025-02-22 16:44:25
Perfect, just what i needed.
Rob
2025-02-17 14:54:29
Didn’t see the benefit of having this just use normal Buckets
practicalP
2025-01-08 10:20:42
I bought this product as I have small hands and find standard paint trays too big and unstable. I have not yet used the roller cup but even with my small hands the handle seems a bit short (not as long as the front legs) and it is quite pliable so I am not sure how it will handle with the addition of the weight of the paint.
Customer
2025-01-05 13:28:08
Great for small quantity jobs
Fran Grant
2024-11-21 13:49:47
Liked it very much used it to paint my walls in the bedroom worked wonderfully well
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