Painting Accessories

Transform any painting project from amateur to professional with the right accessories and tools. Whether you're tackling interior walls, exterior surfaces, or detailed trim work, having quality painting accessories ensures clean results and makes the job easier.

Our comprehensive range covers everything you need beyond brushes and rollers. In Chemicals & Solvents, find essential products from Diggers for paint thinning, surface preparation, and cleanup. The Paint Protection category offers drop cloths, masking tape, and plastic sheeting to keep your workspace clean and protect surfaces from overspray.

Paint Containers & Stirrers provide professional mixing solutions, paint trays, and storage options to keep your paint fresh and properly mixed throughout your project. For surface preparation, our Abrasives section features Norton sandpaper and sanding blocks in various grits to ensure proper paint adhesion on any surface.

Trust leading brands like Uni-Pro for professional-grade accessories that painters rely on daily. From precision masking solutions to durable mixing tools, these brands deliver consistent quality that helps achieve smooth, even finishes every time.

Whether you're a weekend DIY enthusiast or professional contractor, having the right accessories prevents common painting problems like drips, uneven coverage, and messy cleanup. Stock up on essentials before starting your next project to ensure professional results.

Frequently Asked Questions

What chemicals and solvents do I need for painting?

Essential solvents include paint thinners for oil-based paints, mineral turpentine for cleanup, and specialized cleaners for surface preparation. Diggers offers a complete range of painting chemicals for different paint types and cleanup needs.

How do I protect furniture and floors while painting?

Use drop cloths for floors, plastic sheeting for furniture, and quality masking tape for trim and edges. Paint protection products prevent damage and make cleanup much easier than trying to remove paint afterward.

What grit sandpaper should I use before painting?

Start with 120-150 grit for rough surfaces, then finish with 220 grit for smooth preparation. Norton abrasives offer various grits suitable for different surface types and paint adhesion requirements.