Paint stirrer with paint brush holder
OwnerRené Johan Van Geerinventor
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Abstract
Paint stirrer with an elongate narrow main shape, which under the action of gravity can stably stand in a diagonal position in a paint can without the need to Mount it to the edge of the can, characterised in that the brush can be stably supported relative to the paint stirrer in such a manner that the brush hairs extend substantially parallel to the paint stirrer and downward above or in the opening of the can. This offers the advantage that paint rests flowing out the brush, stay inside the can.
Claims11
1-9. (canceled)
In combination a separate paint brush and an inclined in a with paint filled paint can located separate paint stirrer (1), spatula like, with an elongate narrow shape, which under influence of gravity stands stable in a diagonal position in said paint can, free bearing against the upper edge of said can without this paint stirrer being fixed to the upper edge of the can (6), and said paint stirrer provided with engagement means (15, 16) in releasable engagement with said paint brush (11) such that said brush is positioned stable relative to the paint stirrer (1) and exclusively supported by said paint stirrer such that the hairs (13) of said brush are parallel to this paint stirrer and downwards directed provided in the opening of the can (6) and remote from the opening edge, sides and bottom of the can and the grip (12) extends parallel to the paint stirrer (1) upwards from the hairs and also remote from the opening edge, sides and bottom of the can.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.