Bsc Preferred 70112TV Ceiling Trim Paint Edger

Product Description

The BSC PREFERRED 70112TV is a ceiling and trim paint edger designed for clean, controlled paint application along edges where walls meet ceilings, around window frames, and at trim lines. The edger features a flocked paint pad surface that loads and releases paint evenly, reducing drips and brush marks. Built-in guide wheels roll along the adjacent surface to maintain a consistent edge without masking tape. The tool is compatible with all paint types, making it a versatile choice for facilities maintenance crews, painters, and property maintenance technicians working on interior paint projects.

This edger is suited for residential and commercial interior painting applications. It is designed to speed up edge work along ceiling lines, window casings, and baseboards where a brush or roller cannot reach cleanly without leaving uneven lines. The edger accepts replacement pads, specifically the refill model TV 703-142, extending the tool life without replacing the full unit. It is commonly used in facilities maintenance, janitorial supply contexts, and general interior painting workflows.

Key Features

• Flocked paint pad surface for smooth, even paint transfer along edges
• Guide wheels maintain consistent contact and alignment against trim and ceiling lines
• Compatible with all paint types including latex and oil-based formulas
• Replaceable pad design accepts refill TV 703-142 for extended tool life
• Lightweight construction at 0.23 pounds for reduced hand fatigue during extended use

Compatibility

Designed for use with all interior paint types. Compatible with replacement pad refill TV 703-142.

Installation Notes

This tool requires no installation. Load the flocked pad with paint before use and allow guide wheels to rest against the adjacent surface to maintain edge alignment. Clean the pad thoroughly after each use according to the paint manufacturer instructions for the paint type used. Replace the pad with refill TV 703-142 when the flocked surface shows wear or uneven paint transfer.