Fleetwood 12" Scuttle Liner 3 Pack
These large, 12″ Roll Rite Scuttles with liners are the practical and environmentally friendly way to work with larger amounts of paint. The scuttle has a sloped, ridged rolling surface to distribute the paint evenly onto your roller without back splashing or splattering. These robust scuttles are made using premium quality recycled plastic and are ideal for on-site use by professionals who need larger amounts of paint for exterior or interior surfaces. The three 15-ltr liners enable you to waste less and clean up more quickly at the end of the job. Throwing away a liner with dry paint residue is also less harmful to the environment than using solvents to clean a scuttle or disposing of tainted liquid waste.
These large, 12″ Roll Rite Scuttles with liners are the practical and environmentally friendly way to work with larger amounts of paint. The scuttle has a sloped, ridged rolling surface to distribute the paint evenly onto your roller without back splashing or splattering. These robust scuttles are made using premium quality recycled plastic and are ideal for on-site use by professionals who need larger amounts of paint for exterior or interior surfaces. The three 15-ltr liners enable you to waste less and clean up more quickly at the end of the job. Throwing away a liner with dry paint residue is also less harmful to the environment than using solvents to clean a scuttle or disposing of tainted liquid waste.
Original: $13.99
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$4.90Description
These large, 12″ Roll Rite Scuttles with liners are the practical and environmentally friendly way to work with larger amounts of paint. The scuttle has a sloped, ridged rolling surface to distribute the paint evenly onto your roller without back splashing or splattering. These robust scuttles are made using premium quality recycled plastic and are ideal for on-site use by professionals who need larger amounts of paint for exterior or interior surfaces. The three 15-ltr liners enable you to waste less and clean up more quickly at the end of the job. Throwing away a liner with dry paint residue is also less harmful to the environment than using solvents to clean a scuttle or disposing of tainted liquid waste.
