Ratings & Reviews for WHIZZ 3.3-in x 7-in Plastic Paint pad

Works great for new wood

Worked very well when staining new wood. When staining older wood with an uneven surface (had been weathered for 10+ years), it started falling apart. Regardless we got a couple more and finished the project. It was faster than a paintbrush for larger surface areas.

try the paint pad you won’t go back to rolling.

I’ve always used these paint pads. No sprays or drips like when using a roller

Good product easy staining

Made deck staining much easier. Like a swifter for staining. Went on very easy, need to do the spaces btw boards with a brush- easiest to do that first.

No if you don't have smooth surface

You need to have smooth surface to use it else the nails on the board tear up the brush

Buy twice as many as you think you’ll need

Doesn’t last long on rough planks. Maybe 25 planks per pad before you need a new one. Gets an even finish though.

Lots of drips

Painting a very high ceiling. It was the only thing I could find to get the sides and corners. It made quite the mess with terrible drips. It was also very difficult to move it along the ceiling. Someone needs to invent a paint brush or pad which has a place for an extention rod and has more swivel ability and less drips.

Excellent Product

Fit great, and did what it was supposed to. Extremely satisfied.

Fastest Way to Paint

Like swiffer sweeping, but with paint. It’s that easy. You’ll be 1000% glad you chose this method. I painted an entire room, trim and all, in an hour.

Ok but not the best

The Cabot brand does a much better job, only reason i got this was the Cabot refills were sold out

Best pad for stain

Great price and good quality, pad doesn’t slip and it held up through staining 350sf of deck in good shape.

Great for fences

Using this pad to paint our fence. It covers nicely, and it's easy to use.

Meh

This disintegrated before I'd finished 20' of my fence. While it was easier to use than a brush, it didn't get the job done