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Touch-up paint roller is clever way to store paint

Cory Doctorow at 3:00 am Thu, Jun 30, 2005

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These Rubbermaid Paint Buddies are amazingly clever. They're touch-up paint rollers. After you finish painting a room, you store the left-over paint in the roller-body, and when you get a scratch or a smudge, you just whip out the roller and give it a quick swipe over the spot. Link (via A Whole Lotta Nothing)

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