Paint Tools

Paint Tools connects you with the gear that makes painting faster, cleaner, and more professional. Whether you’re tackling a quick touch-up or a full interior repaint, choosing the right tools boosts coverage, reduces drips, and delivers a smoother finish. This directory highlights paint brushes for cutting-in, rollers for walls and ceilings, sprayers for large areas, and surface prep tools that help paint stick and last longer.

Find brushes in synthetic or natural bristle, sized for trim, doors, and detailed edges. Match roller covers by nap to your surface—short nap for smooth drywall, thicker nap for textured plaster and masonry. Explore painter’s tape in multiple adhesion levels to protect trim and create sharp lines. Add drop cloths, plastic sheeting, and masking tools to control dust and splatter. For speed on fences, decks, and exteriors, HVLP and airless paint sprayers deliver even coats with less fatigue. Extension poles improve reach and safety on stairwells and high ceilings.

Prep and repair tools round out your kit: sanders, sanding sponges, putty knives, scrapers, caulk guns, and patching compounds. Proper prep means fewer coats and longer-lasting color. Don’t forget mixing sticks, paint strainers, trays, liners, grids, and pour spouts for cleaner workflow and simpler cleanup. Choose cleaning supplies by coating type: soap and water for latex, mineral spirits for oil-based products. Store brushes and rollers in sealable covers between coats to prevent drying.

• Prioritize comfort with ergonomic handles to reduce hand fatigue.
• Check ferrule quality and bristle flagging for smoother brushstrokes.
• Use shed-resistant roller covers for a lint-free finish.
• Match sprayer tip size to the coating’s viscosity and project size.
• Keep a shop vacuum and HEPA-rated sanding gear to manage dust.

With the right paint tools and supplies, DIY and pros cut time, improve finish quality, and keep jobsites neat.