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Published on Sep 24, 2012

Stop Taping, and Start Painting. The all-new Black & Decker EasyEdge™ Powered Paint Edger ends the need for taping and is simple, quick and easy to use for painting around trim, doors, crown molding, windows and outlets. With this innovative new tool, even beginners will be able to edge and trim like pros! Learn more at www.blackanddecker.com/paint.

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  • ilovejayceon

    ilovejayceon 5 months ago

    which is better? this or accubrush???

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  • eleqtriq

    eleqtriq 5 months ago

    I'd be happy if it did AS GOOD a job, because taping takes serious time.

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  • arnan540

    arnan540 5 months ago

    Lol just get a pro to paint you home

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  • ForTheWhitt

    ForTheWhitt 5 months ago

    There is definaltey an 1/8 to 1/16 inch space in the video of where they are trying to cut in... Looks like a waste of money IMO

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  • NewTexian Brew

    NewTexian Brew 7 months ago

    Based on the quality of the edge in the video, doesn't look like it does any better of a job than taping...

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  • Iurii Okhmat

    Iurii Okhmat 7 months ago

    I wonder how it works on textured walls, it looks like in the demo walls are smooth?

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