Paint mixer brush attachment
OwnerSam Contrastoinventor
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Abstract
The invention consists of a paint mixer attachment for a standard wooden paint stirrer consisting of a plastic or metal casing having a slot beginning from the top to a point inside the casing near the bottom and a plurality of bristles formed on the bottom. A first embodiment is rectangular and a second embodiment is elliptical. The elliptical embodiment has stiff bristles formed on a round bottom and up the sides.
Claims4
A combination of a paint mixer brush attachment and a standard wooden paint stirrer, said paint mixer attachment consisting of:
- a rectangular, plastic casing having a top, sides and a bottom,
- a tapered slot formed in said casing, said slot beginning from said top to a point inside of said casing, near said bottom, said slot being sized to fit on said paint stirrer with a force fit, and
- bristles formed on said bottom, said bristles being relatively flexible for thoroughly wiping and mixing paint located on the bottom of a paint container.
A combination of a paint mixer brush attachment and a standard wooden paint stirrer, said paint mixer brush attachment consisting of:
- an elliptical casing having a top, sides, and a curved bottom,
- a slot formed in said casing, said slot beginning from said top to a point inside of said casing, near said bottom, said slot being sized to fit on the paint stirrer with a force fit, and
- a plurality of stiff bristles formed on said bottom of said casing and up said sides of said casing for thoroughly wiping and mixing paint located on the bottom and sides of a paint container.
A combination of a paint mixer brush attachment and a standard wooden paint stirrer, said paint mixer attachment consisting of;
- a plastic rectangular casing having a top, sides, and a bottom, a tapered slot formed in said casing, said slot beginning from said top to a point inside of said casing, near said bottom, said slot being sized to fit on the paint stirrer with a force fit, and
- bristles formed on said bottom, said bristles being relatively flexible for thoroughly wiping and mixing paint located on the bottom of a paint container.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.