Bsc Preferred 2005766 7 Inch Exterior Paint Pad

Product Description

The BSC PREFERRED 2005766 is a 7-inch slit foam paint pad designed for exterior painting applications. The pad features a black, non-reversible foam construction suited for smooth to semi-smooth surfaces. It is used with standard pad painters and extension handles to apply paint, stain, or sealant to exterior surfaces such as siding, trim, and fencing. Facilities maintenance crews, painters, and trade professionals use this pad for efficient coverage on flat and slightly contoured surfaces. The compact pad profile makes it practical for detail work and medium-coverage runs where a roller would be oversized.

This paint pad is suited for residential and light commercial exterior painting and maintenance tasks. It fits into facilities maintenance workflows where controlled application and clean edges are priorities. The pad is compatible with most standard pad painter frames that accept 7-inch foam pads. It is sold in a minimum quantity of 6 pads per order, making it appropriate for stocking in maintenance supply rooms or for job-site bulk use.

Key Features

• 7-inch slit foam pad construction for smooth exterior surface coverage
• Black non-reversible foam material for consistent one-sided application
• Compact profile suitable for trim, siding, and detail painting work
• Compatible with standard 7-inch pad painter frames and extension handles
• Sold in packs of 6 for job-site or supply room stocking

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement pad for standard 7-inch foam pad painter frames used in exterior painting and facilities maintenance applications.

Installation Notes

This pad is installed by pressing it firmly onto a compatible pad painter frame before use. Ensure the frame is dry and free of residual paint from prior use before attaching a new pad. Follow all applicable safety data sheet guidance for the coating being applied, including ventilation requirements. Dispose of used pads in accordance with local regulations, particularly where solvent-based coatings are involved.