would be at the end of the day when you’re not done with a painting project. The Paint Brush Covers work so good, you could postpone a painting project for at least 10 days and the paint brush would still be the same as the last time you used it. It not only eliminates having to clean the brushes every time you take a long break, it also saves on the cost of buying and using hazardous paint thinner’s. When the job is 100% complete, what better way to protect your paint brush until the next time simply usingthis inexpensive Paint Brush Cover. The Paint Brush Cover before Shark Tank Update: Felix: I’m doing great. So yeah, tell us a bit more about the business. What is this paintbrush cover that is popularized through your brand? Our product is made for paint brushes and may be used to keep both wet and dry brushes throughout a painting operation. Felix: And you mentioned that there were some stores that didn’t want to take, or that wanted to give you money right away, but you decided not to take it from them and gave them a 30-day invoice for it. What made you make this decision? Why not take the money if they were willing to pay you for it? Felix: So, you actually created the first prototype, and then you approached the engineer and [inaudible 00:11:30] had them refine what you already had. You didn’t just go them sort of empty handed?

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John: Well, it was definitely, it was quite interesting because I, before, had LLCs, and corporations, and things of that nature, and I’ve been in business where my cousin hadn’t, you know, never really had an LLC or a business of his own. He worked for the fire department. So, I basically showed him the roadmap together. I got a lawyer that I was friendly with and we set up the LLC. So, as we were going, I was also able to not only set everything up with, but just sort of show him the roadmap, so to speak.If you want your paint brushes to last, you need to clean them thoroughly after each paint job. Don’t wait until the paint dries: It’s easy to clean away wet paint, but difficult once it’s dry. I’ve used your product for only a short time, but I think it works great! It shapes the brush properly like nothing else I’ve seen. I will be purchasing more for my crew.” The inventors behind the Paint Brush Covers are Anthony Caputo, John DePaola and Sal DePaola. These future multi-millionaires and Successful Shark Tank Super Stars, (my prediction) really have built a better mouse trap sort of speak, and will change how millions of people take care of their paint brushes in this lucrative multi-billion dollar market. There really are not many products that can pay for themselves the very first time you use it, but the Paint Brush Cover can easily do just that, and save you many times more that in the future. This week’s Ask the Craftsman question comes from Lorrel. “I’ve lost my paint brush cover and now the bristles get all wiry after cleaning.Any suggestions?” John: Well, yeah, I definitely, I feel comfortable following up with them. Of course, I didn’t want to be overly pushy. You know, I know what it’s like to have a day and have a call in at the wrong time, and it’s like you know, it’s just, you can’t talk to everyone at once. I will say this, one of the big paint companies in my area that have, I don’t know, by now they might have more than 50 stores. So, the gentleman that I called, and I don’t know if it’s cool if I mention his name. I’m sure he wouldn’t mind, but let’s just call him Glenn [inaudible 00:25:30], ’cause he’ll know who I’m talking about.

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Brushaper is durable. It won’t fall apart and can even be run through the washing machine. You will replace brushes a lot faster than you’ll ever replace your Brushaper. While the 3-inch brush is ideal for large, flat surfaces such as walls, you'll also find the brush in sizes 1-inch, 1.5-inch, and 2-inch. All have nylon/Chinex/polyester bristles that are suited to any oil-based or water-based product. The alder wood handle is a traditional beaver tail shape, but Purdy makes the same brush with other styles of handle as well. While this paint brush is the most expensive on our list, it's an excellent option for rough surfaces. John: No way. Yeah, I’m not … I like to do things. I like to do them myself. I like to start out my first … And don’t get me wrong, everybody needs help, but I don’t want to go anywhere empty handed, you know? Angled brushes, often called "sash brushes" and sometimes called "cutting brushes," have bristles that are gently angled across their edge. This is the brush you want for painting trim, cutting-in along edges and corners, touching up detail work, painting grooves and other oddly shaped surfaces, or painting in a tight spot, such as between closely spaced windows. Felix: No, for sure. Now, you mentioned before that, of course, you have multiple products and you’re rolling out new products all the time. How do you decide what to be working on? How do you decide what product should be the next thing to release?To wrap things up, think of the Paint Brush Cover as insurance for your brushes – saving you both time and money in the long run. Now isn’t that something worth considering? You know, right now, there’s 3D printers, 3D printer at the time when we were starting, not every manufacturer had them, so they’d do what’s called a hand tooled. So they hand tooled it, they made it by hand, but to the exact specifications and then they sent it out to me. And I’m like, wow, I was very, very impressed with it and just how on target they were. It came out perfect, they worked perfect, it was great. The material they used was a little bit different. We weren’t concerned about the clarity ’cause my product is clear, so this was a little cloudy. I saved it ’til this day. I still have it. Maybe I’ll frame it one day, but yeah, I was amazed on how they hand tooled it. And then after that, I gave them like hey, the go ahead. Start the mold. You know?