Spatula for cleaning cylindrical containers
AssigneeN-Vent, Inc.
InventorRobert Goldsberry
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AssigneeN-Vent, Inc.
InventorRobert Goldsberry
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The spatula of the present invention is designed to effectively clean and remove residual paint from the inside walls and bottom of a cylindrical paint container. The spatula includes a blade with a protrusion with a curved edge extending from the blade. In the preferred embodiment, the protrusion is located adjacent to but set back from the straight distal edge of the blade so that the distal edge of the blade can be effectively used to scrape residual paint from the bottom of a container. The side edges of the blade form a right angle with the distal edge so that the distal corners of the blade may be used to clean paint from the hard to reach circumferential corner at the bottom of a cylindrical container. Finally, the curved edge of the protrusion may be effectively used to scrape residual paint up the sides and out of the cylindrical container.
A flexible residual paint scraper for removing residual paint from both a cylindrical surface and a bottom surface of a paint container, the scraper comprising:
A flexible automotive paint can scraper designed for removing an automotive paint residue from a cylindrical container, the scraper comprising:
A flexible, automotive paint removing spatula designed for removing paint from a cylindrical surface and a bottom surface inside of a cylindrical container, the spatula comprising:
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