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· tsevnami
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the accubrush couldn't get anywhere near the corners though. It was also not easy to use, didn't roll well on its hard plastic wheels, cant be turned around, and still got stain on the trex decking. I thought it was going to be good enough for apartment repaints but it probably will not be.
 

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· tsevnami
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haha yah PWG I do . . . it was only like 20 bucks and it amazed the HO that I did such a nice job in there. It was just to narrow for either a stubby or a hockey stick.
SO you better order one just in case you come across joists that are 3 in apart that you have to paint or stain . . . .
Or I supposed you could just keep hanging paper . . .
 

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the finished product
the accubrush couldn't get anywhere near the corners though. It was also not easy to use, didn't roll well on its hard plastic wheels, cant be turned around, and still got stain on the trex decking. I thought it was going to be good enough for apartment repaints but it probably will not be.
And, by the time you cleaned it up and put it away, you probably could have just brushed it, no?
 

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And, by the time you cleaned it up and put it away, you probably could have just brushed it, no?
no, a brush wouldn't fit. I was going to use a mitt but then I would had to do a lot of taping. I tried to clean it out for a little while but the supplied brushes and rollers do not clean so I gave up. I could have used a "bender" but that would have taken forever.
 
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