Purdy Dual Roll Off Bucket Liners - Pack of 3

The Purdy Dual Roll Off Bucket Liners are disposable inserts made for the 5 gallon Dual Roll Off bucket, letting painters switch colours or finish a job without scrubbing paint out of the bucket afterwards. Each liner holds up to 19 litres, matching the capacity of the bucket itself, and carries the same patented grid pattern so roller pick up and release stay consistent even when you are using a liner instead of the bare bucket. This pack contains 3 liners, enough to cover several colour changes or jobs before you need more.

Liners are designed to be used inside the Purdy Dual Roll Off 5 gallon bucket, and work well alongside the roll off tray and lid for a complete, low mess painting setup.

How to Use

• Fit a liner inside the Purdy Dual Roll Off 5 gallon bucket, pressing it down so it sits flush against the bucket wall and base.
• Pour paint into the liner and load your roller as you would with the bare bucket, using the grid pattern to remove excess paint.
• When the job or colour is finished, use the enlarged pull tab to lift the liner straight out.
• Pour any leftover paint back into the tin through the liner's pour spout, then dispose of or store the liner and fit a fresh one for the next job.

Technical Details

• Pack size: 3 liners
• Capacity: approximately 19 litres (5 gallon) per liner
• Material: durable plastic
• Patented grid pattern for consistent paint pick up and release
• Built in pour spout for clean pouring
• Enlarged tab for easy removal from the bucket
• Designed to fit the Purdy Dual Roll Off 5 gallon bucket

Frequently Asked Questions

Do these liners fit the Purdy 5 gallon Dual Roll Off bucket?
Yes, they are made specifically for the Purdy Dual Roll Off 5 gallon bucket and match its capacity and grid pattern.

How many liners come in the pack?
This listing includes 3 liners, which is usually enough for several colour changes or separate jobs.

Why use a liner instead of paint straight in the bucket?
A liner saves time on cleanup, since you lift it out and dispose of it rather than scrubbing dried paint from the bucket, and it makes switching colours much faster.