Mr. LongArm 0470 Trim Smart Paint Edger

Excellent tool! Made getting into hard to reach corners so much easier. Slip resistance is as good as can be expected when using paint - I found given the simplicity of the tool, it was very easy to use on the end of a standard telescopic pole. Standard fit and good value for money.

Whilst painting the high stairwell drop , Mr Longarm paint edger achieved a far more accurate cutting in line than previously attempting to use a paint brush on a pole. It was quick and easy to use and would recommend this product and avoids having to climb a ladder. We used it in conjunction with a Harris extension pole which it screwed onto.

Great product. Just need to make sure you don’t get paint on wheels. Used with extension pole for edging of ceiling with old beams.

Can’t believe I was fooled into buying this after reading reviews that were excellent. I’m pleading with you guys please don’t buy this, absolutely hopeless and don’t be fooled by the good reviews. Who invented this drivel

As just a brush it works fine, but it was designed for corners in which all of the paint leaks out of the sides and goes exactly where you don't want it to go. Not worth the price.

Great for painting corners and cutting in to the ceiling. I had always been struggling to do this as I’m not an expert painter but finally found something that works for me, I would definitely recommend as it’s easy to use and easy to clean tok

A number of reviews suggest not overloading the pad with paint for best results, however I was extremely careful and practised before attempting painting over a staircase with an extending paint pole with Longarm attached. Reasonable results can be achieved when working closely (but you could simply use masking tape in these situations) using just the Longarm but when using as an attachment to reach awkward spaces the pressure required results in mixed results as the paint quantity to cut in is difficult to control.

Best pad I've used for cutting in over a very high stairwell.The wheels track the wonky ceiling well.Be careful not to get paint on them (quick clean with a wipe) would recommend getting extra pads as a vigorous clean tends to wear away at it ( still works but bits of missing sponge mean an extra swipe over).

Needed for doing inside of windscreen in car. Great item.

I needed a stable, high-quality paint edger for a terribly tall hallway (>22 feet high) so needed to mount it on an extra long painting pole. The Shur-Line edger was a mess, lave track lines on the ceiling 50% of the time, got gunky quickly, and the pad fell off a few times. However, this product worked flawlessly. It doesn't "pivot" side to side like the Shur-Line does; however, that is actually a lot better when working with such a long pole. It's a lot more stable, and having it on an angle (when you are reaching and over right or left) is far better with this guy. While only a portion of the pad crosses the painting surface, it's far more stable, covers more area with a level amount of paint, and is a whole lot more quick and easy, less messy and feels stable. Highly recommended.

Loved the swivel head, it allowed me to use on the ceiling and the walls. Worked great

I was skeptical to use this, but it was really the only option to cut the ceiling line on the high wall of my stairway unless I rented a plank or hired someone. This is a DIY tool and should only be used to reach spots you cannot get on a ladder. If a professional showed up with this I would fire them on the spot. Results will be pretty good, but not perfect. Here are some tips to use this product with the best results. Before you do anything, attach it to the pole and practice going over the spot you need. That way you can get a feel of how the tool works (it will glide easier once you have paint on it). Paint the pad with a brush. The first time using it you will need to paint it on several layers. Make sure you are only getting paint on the pad. Check all other parts to make sure they are clean before applying on the wall, especially the wheels. Don't try to line it up on the ceiling right away or you could miss and get paint on the ceiling. Start a few inches below and then glide it up. Go slow and do not push hard. When you push, the sponge soaks up more paint and then you will get paint on the ceiling. Roll along the ceiling line gently until no more paint is being applied on the wall. Go in one direction. Do not go back in forth. As you go along, do not apply too much paint to the pad. It will saturate the sponge and you will get paint on the ceiling. Every time you remove the pad from the wall, make sure the tool is clean before applying it again. This probably works best on flat walls, but I successfuly used it on textured drywall. Just go slow and do not push too hard!

So I bought this and was pretty disappointed it didn’t fit a normal size extension I bought from rona. You have to buy their stick which is $60?!?!? I got mine for $25 at rona I wouldn’t spend that money so I had to tape it to my stick and it was a hassle as you can imagine. I really wish it for because it did a great job. I ended up going to rona to buy the same item that fit the normal sticks. Pretty upset that this is just for their brand ....