Painting Fixture Barrier
OwnerCynthia Johnsoninventor
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Abstract
The present invention provides a tool which serves as a barrier when painting around the edges of fixtures on a wall or ceiling. The barrier allows a painter to more precisely paint to the expected limit at the edge of a fixture with a dramatically reduced risk of applying paint to the fixture itself. The device is reusable, reducing the need for solutions involving consumables such as tape. Further, the device can be configured for flexibility that enable it to provide coverage against fixtures of more varied shapes and sizes more expediently than crafting customized solutions for every job.
Claims20
A paint barrier apparatus, the apparatus comprising:
- A main body comprising a fixture end and an attachment end;
- A fixture edge comprising a wall end and a base end;
- wherein
- The main body is formed in a partial semi-cylindrical shape with the fixture end extended away from the attachment end;
- The main body is formed to a rigid structure;
- The fixture edge is of lesser thickness than the main body;
- The base end of the fixture edge is attached along the curved edge on the fixture end of the main body;
- and
- The fixture edge extends away from the main body until it reaches the wall end.
A paint barrier apparatus, the apparatus comprising:
- A main body comprising a fixture end and an attachment end;
- A fixture edge comprising a wall end and a base end;
- wherein
- The main body is formed in a partial tubed-polygonal shape with the fixture end extended away from the attachment end;
- The main body is formed to a rigid structure;
- The fixture edge is of lesser thickness than the main body;
- The base end of the fixture edge is attached along the curved edge on the fixture end of the main body;
- and
- The fixture edge extends away from the main body until it reaches the wall end.
A paint barrier apparatus, the apparatus comprising:
- A main body comprising a fixture end and an attachment end;
- A fixture edge comprising a wall end and a base end;
- wherein
- The main body is formed in a partial tubular irregular shape with the fixture end extended away from the attachment end;
- The main body is formed to a rigid structure;
- The fixture edge is of lesser thickness than the main body;
- The base end of the fixture edge is attached along the curved edge on the fixture end of the main body;
- and
- The fixture edge extends away from the main body until it reaches the wall end.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.