The Paint Glider Painting Companion selected by QVC for internet sales

Nov. 29, 2012 - PRLog -- The revolutionary Paint Glider was created by Tom Pasinski, a professional painter from Chicago, Illinois. Tom realized the need for a “better mousetrap” after observing the amount of time and aggravation created through the constant spilling and bending while moving conventional rectangular paint trays around while painting. Tom’s eureka moment came when he saw the round spice rack in his mom’s kitchen and realized a paint tray should spin. He combined the Lazy Suzan concept of the spice rack with a paint tray and gave it a smooth, frictionless bottom. The Paint Glider was born.

The Paint Glider is truly the new shape of painting. The Paint Glider has received many accolades throughout the years. It has won several awards for inventions including the Grand Prize from Hammacher Schlemmer’s prestigious “ Search for Invention” National Contest. The Paint Glider has been featured on the CBS Early Show, House Smarts, the Discovery Channel, WGN Radio, Fox News, ABC News, Chicagoing, and in the Chicago Sun Times. Most recently, Lou Manfredini, spokesperson for ACE Hardware and host of the Mr. Fix-It Radio Show, named The Paint Glider one of the “Top Ten” products ever featured on his show.

How does it work? The Paint Glider easily rotates and glides over any surface without tipping or spilling. Its deep reservoir and handle allow you to carry up to one gallon of paint from room to room. Finished painting? Simply drain leftover paint through the spout for easy cleanup. You will discover that with all of these features the Paint Glider easily cuts your rolling time in half. The Handyman Club of America gave The Paint Glider a 96% approval rating, one of the highest they have given any product. This author believes that you will too.

The Paint Glider is patented in the U.S., Canada, and Mexico and manufactured in the U.S. with recycled plastic. The Paint Glider™ is available to consumers from QVC at www.QVC.com. For more information go to www.paintglider.com. You can view a video on You Tube at http://youtu.be/HISK2YG1R0E