Allway 2.75-in Plastic Paint Shield
Item #689980 |
Model #PT10
10 tripods designed to support the painted item above the work surface to encourage less mess, an easier paint job and a simplified cleanup
Interlock tripods in many possible combinations to support unwieldy items
Tripods have minimal contact so you can paint 1 side and immediately flip the item to promote a faster completion
Great for doors, shutters, furniture, crafts, moulding, pipes and more
Solvent proof, chemical-resistant
Can be screwed down for security
Dimensions | |||
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Length (Inches) | 2.75 | ||
Certifications | |||
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CA Residents: Prop 65 Warning(s) | No | ||
Warranty | |||
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Warranty | None | ||
General | |||
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Package Quantity | 10 | Paint Guide Material | Plastic |
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UNSPSC | 31211500 | ||
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What Customers Are Saying
The product received mixed reviews, with most customers finding the tripods helpful for painting projects, allowing easy access and faster drying. Many praised them as "life-changing" and "invaluable." However, some reported issues like leaving indents or marks, being too sharp, or difficult to remove from dried epoxy. While the large pack size was inconvenient for some, the majority still considered the tripods a worthwhile purchase for their painting needs.
Customer review summary generated by AI, including incentivized reviews.Life-Changing
I've been a DIY painter for many years, and just discovered these while in the midst of repainting my kitchen cabinets (for the 3rd time in 12 years). I can't believe how life-changing these paint pyramids are. I used to rig up little stands with tiny pieces of wood, which inevitably left marks on the other sides and were not sturdy. Anyway, the paint pyramids allowed me to paint both sides of my cabinet doors on the same day. They were sturdy enough that I could paint (brush and roll) the secon...
Use caution!
I bought these because I am gel staining my kitchen cabinets and wanted something to set the doors on so they were elevated to get the edges and then to dry. If you only use these points for drying they are fine. I made the mistake of thinking I could do the actual application of the stain while the doors were on the triangles. I had the outside face of the door on the guides and started doing the inside. The stain application was fine but when I went to wipe the stain off the door shifted and t...
Good with one caveat
We have a big kitchen so when it came time to paint the thirty-something cabinet doors we have, I jumped on anything that could help keep things moving smoothly. These do the job but they also left little pin sized dimples on every surface we used them on. I’ve attached pictures. It’s not a deal breaker, just a little annoying. As long as no one looks too closely, you can’t even tell but if you’re a perfectionist or have high expectations, then know before you start to be strategic about where y...
These are great paint/stain/finish tripods!
These little tripods are perfect for use in getting a piece "off the table" while painting, staining and/or finishing the piece. Their small size allows you to use them to support items of odd size and shape (see photo). I don't normally rest the wet item on anything but I have on occasion inadvertently set the wet side on the pointy end of the tripod. Guess what? No stick! I love these things. I didn't have enough which was the reason for my purchase. They stack up neatly and solidly when not i...
Verified PurchaserSweepstakes
So Easy to Paint
Wow absolutely love these so very happy using these to hold up my cabinets doors. When they were dried I even put them between the doors when I stood them up. Until I got ready to out them back on. Just love these made my painting a lot easier now . yea. I even put 4 under the cutting board in the kitchens to raise it. Gonna leave them there. Yea so happy
Only Good For Certain Projects
I used these and the points marked my cabinet doors. I don't recommend using these with softer woods like cherry. They may work safely on steel doors, or possibly if you are spray painting, but don't do any sanding, steel wooling, or hand rub finishing of wood supported by these. Also, what's with the ten pack? What can you do with two of these? I notice a lot of people are happy with them. I'm missing something.
Not bad for the price.
I used these under some long 1x8's for priming and paint. I found them a bit slippery on the bottom when I was painting. I also found them a bit "tippy" when they were on a more tractable surface. Even though they are shaped in the form of tetrahedron, they must be used in a particular orientation.
Verified Purchaser
Just don't!!!
If I could give this -10 stars, I would. I just sanded and primed 15 cabinet doors front and back just to have to go back and fill in little dimple marks left by these monstrous little products, not just in the primer, but right down into the wood, these are very sharp! What kind of a terrible design is that? What a waste of time and money.
These work great!
These work great for any project that involves painting and or any kind of finishing. It allows you to paint the top and or bottom and the side without having it stick to the surface underneath. These work great for any project that involves painting and or any kind of finishing. It allows you to paint the top and or bottom and the side without having it stick to the surface underneath
Verified PurchaserSweepstakes
These are sooooo handy! Highly Recommend!
Been looking for these at Home Dumbo....no luck. Lowes, fortunately has them! They are great for elevating panels to paint. Use care to begin on the rear side of your panels; allow to dry fully. Then flip your panels and finish painting the other side. There will be some pin marks from the tripods on the rear side... Easily touched up with very lite sanding, 320 grit min. touch-up with a Q-Tip.
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it says the length is 2.75 inches - what is the height?
geom on May 20, 20210
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