How often have you opened an old paint can, ready to do some touch-ups, only to find a disappointing mess inside?
You know the drill: you pour out the paint, and dry bits fall into your tray, inevitably ending up on your walls, leading to headaches and a subpar finish.
THE SOLUTION
Here's a straightforward solution to reduce or eliminate these issues. When you first open a new can of paint, take a screwdriver or any pointed tool and punch small holes in the lip of the can.
These tiny drip holes allow excess paint to flow back into the can, making cleanup and resealing the lid much easier. The next time you open your can, you'll be glad you did this simple prep step!