VersaSpin

Painter's pyramids elevate a workpiece on pointed tips so that all surfaces — including the bottom — can be coated and allowed to dry without the piece resting on a flat surface. This prevents wet finish from bonding to a table or sawhorse and leaving marks in the cured film.

VersaSpin Grabbers clamp onto the edge of a panel, door, or tabletop so the piece can be suspended horizontally at a comfortable working height. This allows both faces to be finished and dried without setting the workpiece down on any surface.

Yes. Painter's pyramids work with water-based and oil-based paints, stains, lacquers, and varnishes. Because contact is limited to the pyramid tip, any small impression left in the finish is minimal and can typically be touched up before the finish fully cures.

A standard cabinet door is typically supported on four pyramids — one near each corner — for stable, level support during finishing. The VersaSpin 10-pack allows two complete door setups simultaneously, with extras for odd-shaped pieces.

Grabbers grip a workpiece edge to hold it stationary at an elevated position. Gliders allow a workpiece to slide smoothly across a surface without smearing freshly applied finish, useful when repositioning a piece during the application process.

Yes. Painter's pyramids and grabbers are made for repeated use. Dried finish can typically be peeled or scraped off the pyramid tips between sessions to maintain clean, low-contact support.

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Painter's pyramids work on any flat, stable surface — workbenches, sawhorses, spray booth tables, or folding tables. The non-skid base of each pyramid prevents it from shifting when you set a workpiece down or lift it off.

Brush application, pad application, and spray finishing all benefit from elevation supports. Elevation is especially valuable when spraying, because it prevents overspray from bonding a workpiece to the support surface and allows the underside to be coated in the same session.

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