Applicator for applying paint to lattice work
OwnerC. Leonard Hudsoninventor
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An applicator for applying paint to the internal walls of generally square or diamond shaped openings in articles such as lattice work. The applicator comprises a handle, a generally frusto-pyramoidal (pyramid-shaped with the top cut out) paint pad mounted on and secured to one end of the handle. The frusto-pyramoidal paint pad includes a four sided base, a four sided top, and four sloped or tapered side walls for applying paint to the internal walls of openings in articles such as lattice work. The paint pad of a second embodiment incorporates an upstanding shoulder extending from the pad adjacent the four sided base which also applies paint to the article (lattice work) in an area surrounding the openings.
An applicator for applying paint to the internal walls of generally square shaped openings in an article, said applicator comprising;
An applicator for applying paint to the internal walls of generally square shaped openings in an article and areas surrounding said generally squared shaped openings in said article, said applicator comprising:
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