Abstract: A fluid applicator assembly can include a frame, a first roller connected to the frame, a second roller connected to the frame, a fluid supply tube connected to the frame, a supply line, and a handle bar pivotally connected to the frame. The second roller connects the frame spaced from the first roller The supply tube connects to the frame spaced from the first roller and includes a discharge opening. The fluid supply line communicates with the fluid supply tube and an associated paint source. The handle bar is adapted to attach to an associated handle for maneuvering the assembly.

Abstract: A fluid applicator assembly includes a frame that receives a fluid supply assembly. The frame is generally U-shaped, including a base that has first and second arms extending from free ends thereof. The base receives a bulkhead fitting through which pressurized fluid is supplied to the fluid supply assembly and to which an elongated handle may be secured. Each of the arms has an elongated slot formed therein. The fluid supply assembly includes a T-shaped connector, a pair of flexible tubes, a pair of L-shaped connectors, and a rigid fluid distribution tube or manifold. The T-shaped connector is received in the bulkhead connector and is connected to a first end of the flexible tubes so as to direct pressurized fluid into each of the flexible tubes. The opposite or second end of each of the flexible tubes is connected to a barbed end of one of the L-shaped connectors.

Abstract: An accessory cart that is adapted to hold any one of a plurality of conventional buckets. The cart includes a base and a handle that is releasably secured to the base. The base includes a stand portion and a frame portion. The stand portion includes a lower end that engages a floor surface and an upper end that serves as a handle-receiving receptacle. The frame portion is integrally secured to the stand portion and includes first and second arm sections. The arm sections extend away from the stand portion and include a generally horizontally-oriented base section and an upstanding section. The base sections support a bucket, while the upstanding sections define notches that receive a handle of the bucket to securely mount the bucket to the cart.