Spatial Control Apparatus for Painting
OwnerJonathan Rajalainventor
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Abstract
A paint roller bumper apparatus for a paint roller device having a curved rod is disclosed. The bumper apparatus includes an end cap for engaging a ceiling and a stem having the end cap on a first end a weighted bottom at a second end for keeping the bumper substantially perpendicular to the ceiling and substantially parallel to a wall. The bumper is rotationally attached to the rod using an arbor insertable into a receiving tube of a clip that can be fixedly attached to the rod.
Claims20
A paint roller bumper apparatus for a paint roller device having a curved rod, the bumper comprising:
- an end cap;
- a stem having the end cap on a first end and having an arbor, wherein the arbor is disposed substantially perpendicular to the stem;
- a clip module having a receiving tube for the arbor;
- and
- a weighted bottom at a second end of the stem.
A paint roller bumper apparatus for a paint roller device having a curved rod, the bumper comprising:
- an end cap;
- a stem having the end cap on a first end and having an arbor, wherein the arbor is disposed substantially perpendicular to the stem;
- a clip module having a cylindrical tube for receiving the arbor and members for fixedly engaging the rod;
- and
- a weighted bottom at a second end of the stem.
A paint roller bumper apparatus for a paint roller device having a rod, the bumper comprising:
- an end cap configured to engage a ceiling;
- a stem having the end cap on a first end and having an arbor, wherein the arbor is disposed substantially perpendicular to the stem;
- a clip module having a hollow cylindrical tube for receiving the arbor and a clip portion for securing to the rod of the paint roller device, wherein the arbor comprises an end having threads and a smooth portion for rotatably engaging an interior of the clip module;
- a second cap for threadably engaging the arbor to hold the clip onto the arbor;
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- a mechanical fastener engaged to the stem within the cavity.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.