Sturdy and strong cane stick of planed pine. Sufficiently strong for you to dare to “grab” and stir in paint cans with heavy bottoms. Long enough to fit cans from two deciliters to three liters. Drilled hanging hole so that you can dry and reuse the stick.

Practical tin can with handle and lid for mixing paint and storing leftover paint or oil.

Height Tip! Label the jar with the date and any breakage.

Steel wool is a gentle alternative to abrasive paper or sandpaper when you want to sand painted surfaces, for example. Steel wool does not scratch. Steel wool gives a matt, smooth surface and is also ideal for patinating painted surfaces.

Horn saw for mud painting on timber walls. Correct handle angle and stiff bristles. The classic brush for mud painting on timber walls. For board-lined houses, the painting brush is often more suitable.