Allway 12 In. Vinyl Smoother With 3/4 In. Polypropylene Bristles

Introducing the Allway 12 In. Vinyl Smoother, now available at Grass Valley in Grass valley, CA. This essential tool is specifically designed for applying vinyl plastic wallcoverings, making it a must-have for both professional painters and DIY enthusiasts. With its thoughtful design and high-quality materials, the Vinyl Smoother ensures that your wallcovering projects are executed with precision and ease.

• Comfortable Grip:The 12-inch structural foam handle features a soft grip, providing added comfort during extended use.
• Efficient Application:Heavy filling and short trim of the stiff polypropylene bristles press wallcovering tightly and evenly against the surface, ensuring a flawless finish.
• Protective Design:Rounded ends of the bristles prevent tearing or nicking of the wallcovering, allowing for a smooth application without damage.
• Versatile Use:Ideal for various wallcovering projects, making it suitable for both residential and commercial applications.
• Durable Material:Constructed with high-quality polypropylene bristles, ensuring longevity and consistent performance.

Imagine transforming your living space with beautifully applied wallcoverings, all thanks to the Allway Vinyl Smoother. Whether you’re refreshing a room in your home or working on a larger commercial project in Grass valley, this tool will help you achieve professional results. The Vinyl Smoother is perfect for ensuring that your wallcoverings adhere smoothly and securely, eliminating bubbles and wrinkles for a pristine finish.

In conclusion, the Allway 12 In. Vinyl Smootheris more than just a tool; it’s an essential companion for anyone looking to enhance their painting and wallcovering projects. Don’t compromise on quality—experience the difference that a well-designed smoothing brush can make. Get yours today at Grass Valley in Grass valley, CA, and elevate your wallcovering application to the next level!

WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals including lead, which is known to the State of California to cause cancer.