Kraft Paint Shield Holder

This was a God send. I have prayed fences and shed before and did not know about this, so used a fedex box stapled to a piece of furring. This is MUCH better, and makes the job fly. Very adjustable, so you can get it up close to trim, windows and doors. Holds cardboard securely. You will be amazed at how much faster you can go and how much neater you can be when using this (in combination with a threaded broom pole and a piece of cardboard from a box)

I love that I can change positions of the angle I need with time lost . To loosen bolt change head position. Just tap and go . Awesome product!

Works well, like that it can adjust the angle. The cardboard shields though sag a little bit when they start to get wet with paint. A metal shield will always hold a straight line.

Purchased this based on the recommendation of The Idaho Painter on YouTube. It's a shame that you can't find this thing locally. We looked everywhere and could only get it from Amazon. So glad they had it. It works as advertised and you can either use your own cardboard or purchase the premise ones for very cheap. The adjustments are easy to make and fast.

Did it work? Yes. As described? Yes. Are there better alternatives? For sure! I bought this, even though I had an aluminum one from HD for about the same price. I used various cardboard boxes & cut them down straight as shields for the overspray. The plastic held them in place for the most part, but I found that I had to tape them in place, so that they didn’t come out. Why the three stars? Shipping for $7 extra? With the aluminum one, a knife would have removed the latex paint. I could have bought the same type at Sherwin Williams for the same price, but WITH the extension arm! Not worth $25 overall cost. I do like his channel, though.

Easy to load cardboard into the shield holder

This is a great buy for $10. It connects into any standard, threaded, telescoping pole and the hinge has multiple stops to angle a cardboard insert. It's reusable, just keep your boxes from amazon to cut up =) No complaints for a $10 piece of plastic.

Used this with cardboard, for protecting from overspray. I got this holder, and adjustable handle and I was glad I did. This is not very expensive, and keeps your painting around the house, very fast, neat, and professional.