Paint Pads Reviews

My paint pad experience derives from Focus DIY store. I bought their own brand of paint pads which came in a set of one small tiny pad for those tiny hard to get into places, one medium one and a slightly larger one. They came with a backing plate and a handle for each one. Nothing too impressive so far and I seriously wondered if the would work. ...

This is a short story of my decorating disaster due to the infamous el pad’o. Today has been on a bit of a decorating mission in my dining room as its long awaited a coat of paint. After prepping the walls I went for the good old roller and paint brushes. AHHHHHHHHHH their not their, now I remember I discarded of them after my last ...

I have painted for most of my life, both for myself and for other people and am very acquainted with new products that come on the market as well as knowing a lot about painting techniques. When I first saw Paintpads, I was a little cautious. They looked as if they could work, though a little voice inside me told me that my nine years ...

It is great having an artist as a husband, but his ideas of painting is totally different to mine. Darling the Hall needs painting, should we do it this week? I come home from work and fine a 3ft by 3ft canvas on the wall and the walls are the same colour as what they were when I left for work that day. He seems ...

Paint pads have been on the market for a good few years now, and I honestly thought that just about everybody who’s done any recent decorating would’ve tried them at some point. Not so. My best friend had never tried them. She’d stuck with her faithful roller through thick and thin. Well there’s nothing wrong with loyalty, ...

The first time I saw these was advertised on a late night shopping programme! They looked too good to be true - claims were made about using half the amount of paint, that they were much quicker and easier than brushes or rollers and NO MESS! However, they were selling them for about forty quid. Not likely I thought to myself! Several ...

Is there anyone out there who actually likes painting and decorating? Well, apart from the professionals, I don’t imagine that there are many of you who do. However, I have found that Paint Partner makes painting a lot quicker and easier. I purchased mine a few months ago from QVC but, as far as I know, it is available to buy in ...

Having used brushes and rollers in the past, I was a bit reluctant to try paint pads. Then I was bought some for a present. We have just had an extension built and I had to paint a large area so I thought I would give them a try. They really are easy to use and a lot quicker and cleaner than other methods. Before the extension was ...

Paint pads are foam pads you can use for gloss,emulsion or varnish. They come in a variety of different sizes to suit all jobs. The benefit to these is that they paint a much bigger area than a paint brush. With a brush it's only the tip of the bristles that makes contact whereas the whole of the pad is in contact This makes them far quicker ...

Instead of using rollers to apply paint to the walls try using paint pads. They are made of similar material to the rollers but because they are flat they are not prone to spraying the paint as it is applied to the walls. I have found them to be really easy and quick to use with no messy paint splatters to clean up afterwards. They are also fairly ...