Purdy NEST White 5 gal Plastic Dual Roll-Off Bucket Liner

I bought these yesterday and I see why people are using trash bags as liners. They are really flimsy but they do work. I can see were they would leak after a few uses.

Since pudy went cheap on these liners they are absolutely garbage. Super super thin. They Crack and leak so easy then you have a bucket full of paint. The old ones were awesome, so much thicker. The picture they show is the old ones. The new ones are clear.

I've been using these for several years and was always pleased. They have since changed to a thinner liner that leaks every time it's used. I think it's time to try Wooster.

The old thicker liners were great but these new ones are so thin they leak. I'm done with buying them. It's cheaper for me to buy extra buckets and clean them out.

I've used the dual liners for years and the new thin ones are a super disappointment. I agree with the other negative reviews. I have several that leak and for what they cost they should be better like the original ones. I have used these for years and never had a problem until now. When using solvent base stains the roller sticks to the thin cheap ones.

I used these for work, I loved them unfortunately they discontinued them. They went to the cheap thin ones, it's clear they no longer care about quality. When I e mailed them about the quality, I was told it was thee same as you can see its not.

We have used close to a thousand of these liners over the last few years We have had a couple leak but the ones that leak are typically the bottom liners on stacks of 50 that we load up into the vans or liners that have been kicked around a bit. Leaking is not a problem !!!!! These save time and energy. Even if paint gets into the tray what does it matter if you are putting a new liner in every time you use the bucket?

I wouldn't recommend this system. It's nice to use the larger roller and tray, but the liners that are supposed to keep the paint out of the tray don't always work. About 1 out of 5 of them have small holes in them which allows the paint to seep through and mess up the tray. For about $7 per liner, I expect a lot more. They need to engineer these thicker and better.