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product_id: 3644817
title: "Wide Boy Bucket"
brand: "wooster"
price: "819 zł"
currency: PLN
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reviews_count: 8
url: https://www.desertcart.pl/products/3644817-wide-boy-bucket
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# 19-inch wide built-in roll-off grid Durable solvent-resistant polypropylene 5-gallon heavy-duty capacity Wide Boy Bucket

**Brand:** wooster
**Price:** 819 zł
**Availability:** ❌ Out of Stock

## Summary

> 🎨 Elevate your painting game with the ultimate Wide Boy bucket—where power meets precision!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Wide Boy Bucket by wooster
- **How much does it cost?** 819 zł with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Currently out of stock
- **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.pl](https://www.desertcart.pl/products/3644817-wide-boy-bucket)

## Best For

- wooster enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted wooster brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Built to Resist & Last:** Seamless green polypropylene fights paint buildup and solvent damage for long-term durability.
- • **Customizable Pro Setup:** Easily add casters and liners for a mobile, mess-free painting powerhouse—be the envy of your crew.
- • **Wide 19" Roll-Off Grid:** Engineered for high-production jobs, ensuring smooth, even paint loading every time.
- • **No-Tip Stability Design:** Heavy-duty galvanized bail and no-tip structure keep your workflow spill-free and steady.
- • **Maximize Efficiency with 5 Gallons:** Tackle large projects without constant refills—work smarter, not harder.

## Overview

The Wooster Sherlock Wide Boy 48467 is a professional-grade 5-gallon paint bucket featuring a 19-inch built-in roll-off grid designed for high-volume painting projects. Its no-tip design and heavy-duty 5/16 inch galvanized bail with comfort grip ensure stability and easy transport. Made from durable, solvent-resistant green polypropylene, this bucket resists paint buildup and is built to last. Ideal for large jobs, it supports customization with optional casters and liners, making it a must-have tool for efficient, mess-free painting.

## Description

Product Description High-production 5-gallon bucket has a sturdy, no-tip design and is great for large jobs. Made of solvent resistant PET with built-in 19" wide roll-off grid. The Wooster Brush Company has been manufacturing innovative, high-performance painting tools right out of Wooster, Ohio USA since 1851. Our trade names include Ultra/Pro, Advantage, Yachtsman, Shortcut paintbrushes; Super/Fab, Super Doo-Z roller covers; Sherlock frames and extension poles; Jumbo-Koter minirollers; and Prep Crew surface prep tools. You can feel confident knowing Wooster is the name behind your painting tools. From the Manufacturer High production 5-gallon bucket for large jobs. Saves startup and cleanup time. Built-in 19" wide roll-off area. Sturdy no-tip design; heavy-duty 5/16" galvanized bail with comfort grip for moving when filled. Durable, seamless, green polypropylene resists solvents and paint buildup. Use with the 8624 Wide Boy Lid. The Wooster Brush Company has been manufacturing innovative, high-performance painting products right out of Wooster, Ohio USA since 1851. You can feel confident knowing Wooster is the name behind your tools.

Review: Great Bucket - We had a lot of painting to do so we gave 18" a chance. It is fast when doing large spaces. A pain when working in smaller areas, even some hallways. This bucket did not disappoint. It is very large and very stable. The only complaint would be it is hard to clean. Some people recommend using plastic drop material to line the bucket but that seemed to make a bigger mess for me. So it is great for what it is. But don't use it to paint a single room. It is easier to just use a 9" with disposable plastic liners in a normal tray. You will spend almost as much time cleaning up otherwise.
Review: A Guideline To Making A Tricked Out Wide Boy - IF you want the very best rolling bucket a painter can ever have then use this bad boy.... If you want to make painting with it a breeze then here you go..... MODIFIED Wooster 8614 Wide Boy and tips for using: First off, once you receive it, you can make it a "rolling roll bucket" by simply getting four 3" locking casters with stems... There are 4 holes in the bottom of the wide boy that will accommodate these casters (which I bought at a local home improvement warehouse).... The only way to successfully affix these wheels to the wide boy so that they are not permanent is by tightly wrapping just the right amount of 1.5" masking tape on the threaded stem of each caster so that it will slide up into the hole and thus lodge inside the wide boy without falling out when you pick it up..... Next you should get a box of 42 gallon 3 mil contractor clean up trash bags...these will work as the absolute ultimate liner for this wide boy so you will NEVER get any paint on your wide boy (they fit perfectly and are way better than any cheaply made thin "liners" that some companies market specifically for the wide boy)... Using a straight edge, you will want to cut each bag that you want to use down to about a 20" length and then fit it squarely into the wide boy wrapping the top around the edges of the bucket ... .... The one other thing you will need for the bucket itself is some duct tape in order to tightly tape up that loose plastic white grab handle so that it always stays in an upright position making it much easier to grab when you need to pick up the bucket; it will no longer annoyingly spin or otherwise move on you.... Now that your bucket is set up and ready to use, you may want to pick up two 9" grid screens to make rolling off excess paint a breeze... (NOTE: when purchasing grid screens for use with a bag liner, it is very important to feel the bottoms of each screen to make sure that the ones you select have a smooth bottom and that neither of the two side rails extend past the bottom rail... Those rails are kinda sharp on the bottom and if they extend beyond the bottom rail, the slight force of you continually rolling off your paint with each dip will most likely tear a small hole in the bag and you will have a little bit of paint to wipe off when you remove the bag)..... I have been using this method for several years now and can't believe I used to paint without it.... Phooey with that 9" roller when all you need is this well built bucket using the aforementioned setup, a Sherlock wide boy roller frame, an 18" Purdy Colossus roller cover and a 4" mini roller to get the tight spots that are too big to brush.... You will be the most hooked up painter around.... Notes... When rolling your loaded wide boy over cords or other bumpy or unlevel areas always roll the bucket long ways or pick it up so as to avoid any possible tip over and thus a spill... . You can also buy the lid (#8624) for this and keep the paint in it overnight... You can also use the empty bucket with wheels to easily transport tools and supplies....- kinda like a mini gang box (I roll it by using a 4' roller pole placed against the lid, that way there is no bending over). Once you have the wheels and a lid on the wide boy, you can stack them when not in use to save space.... give it a try! EDIT- I've recently decided to cut costs and save clean up time and I quit using the grid screens all together... Now I just roll off the excess paint directly onto the 3 mil trash bag against the slanted side of the Wide Boy... Once you get your roller fully loaded with paint this works just fine without the screens but the screens do help you to get the roller fully saturated when you begin... Always remember to pre-moisten (and spin) any paint roller with water before painting as this helps the paint to be absorbed into the roller's pile much faster... (I fully soak my 18" rollers in a standard kitty litter pan filled with water and then use a super handy "paint brush spinner" to remove the excess water... NOTE: This is common sense but if using oil base paint, use the proper solvent, not water, to "activate" your roller.)

## Features

- Built in 19 inch wide roll off area for high production jobs
- No tip design and heavy duty 5/16 inch galvanized bail with comfort grip for moving when filled
- Durable seamless green polypropylene resists solvents and paint buildup
- Large five gallon working capacity
- 14 inch L x 24 inch W x 10 inch D

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B00002NCNE |
| Best Sellers Rank | #496,564 in Tools & Home Improvement ( See Top 100 in Tools & Home Improvement ) #283 in Household Paint Buckets |
| Brand | Wooster |
| Brand Name | Wooster |
| Capacity | 18.93 Liters |
| Color | Multicolor |
| Customer Reviews | 4.6 out of 5 stars 819 Reviews |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 00071497119285, 00723434035935 |
| Handle Material | Metal |
| Included Components | Wooster 48467 Sherlock Wide Boy Bucket w/Handle-5 Gallon, 14 in L X 24 in W X 10 in H, Multi |
| Item Diameter | 24 Inches |
| Item Dimensions L x W x H | 24"L x 14"W x 10"H |
| Item Type Name | Sherlock Wide Boy™ Bucket w/ handle - 5 Gallon |
| Item Weight | 16 ounces |
| Manufacturer | The Wooster Brush Company |
| Manufacturer Warranty Description | Warranty. |
| Material | green polypropylene |
| Material Type | green polypropylene |
| Product Dimensions | 24"L x 14"W x 10"H |
| Shape | Rectangular |
| UPC | 723434035935 071497119285 799198281390 |
| Unit Count | 1.0 Count |
| With Lid | No |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** Wooster
- **Capacity:** 18.93 Liters
- **Color:** Multicolor
- **Handle Material:** Metal
- **Item Diameter:** 24 Inches
- **Item Weight:** 16 ounces
- **Material:** green polypropylene
- **Product Dimensions:** 24"L x 14"W x 10"H
- **Shape:** Rectangular
- **With Lid:** No

## Images

![Wide Boy Bucket - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/616YLfZPd6L.jpg)
![Wide Boy Bucket - Image 2](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/71nCKsNKuRL.jpg)

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Great Bucket
*by S***R on October 28, 2013*

We had a lot of painting to do so we gave 18" a chance. It is fast when doing large spaces. A pain when working in smaller areas, even some hallways. This bucket did not disappoint. It is very large and very stable. The only complaint would be it is hard to clean. Some people recommend using plastic drop material to line the bucket but that seemed to make a bigger mess for me. So it is great for what it is. But don't use it to paint a single room. It is easier to just use a 9" with disposable plastic liners in a normal tray. You will spend almost as much time cleaning up otherwise.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ A Guideline To Making A Tricked Out Wide Boy
*by W***E on September 22, 2014*

IF you want the very best rolling bucket a painter can ever have then use this bad boy.... If you want to make painting with it a breeze then here you go..... MODIFIED Wooster 8614 Wide Boy and tips for using: First off, once you receive it, you can make it a "rolling roll bucket" by simply getting four 3" locking casters with stems... There are 4 holes in the bottom of the wide boy that will accommodate these casters (which I bought at a local home improvement warehouse).... The only way to successfully affix these wheels to the wide boy so that they are not permanent is by tightly wrapping just the right amount of 1.5" masking tape on the threaded stem of each caster so that it will slide up into the hole and thus lodge inside the wide boy without falling out when you pick it up..... Next you should get a box of 42 gallon 3 mil contractor clean up trash bags...these will work as the absolute ultimate liner for this wide boy so you will NEVER get any paint on your wide boy (they fit perfectly and are way better than any cheaply made thin "liners" that some companies market specifically for the wide boy)... Using a straight edge, you will want to cut each bag that you want to use down to about a 20" length and then fit it squarely into the wide boy wrapping the top around the edges of the bucket ... .... The one other thing you will need for the bucket itself is some duct tape in order to tightly tape up that loose plastic white grab handle so that it always stays in an upright position making it much easier to grab when you need to pick up the bucket; it will no longer annoyingly spin or otherwise move on you.... Now that your bucket is set up and ready to use, you may want to pick up two 9" grid screens to make rolling off excess paint a breeze... (NOTE: when purchasing grid screens for use with a bag liner, it is very important to feel the bottoms of each screen to make sure that the ones you select have a smooth bottom and that neither of the two side rails extend past the bottom rail... Those rails are kinda sharp on the bottom and if they extend beyond the bottom rail, the slight force of you continually rolling off your paint with each dip will most likely tear a small hole in the bag and you will have a little bit of paint to wipe off when you remove the bag)..... I have been using this method for several years now and can't believe I used to paint without it.... Phooey with that 9" roller when all you need is this well built bucket using the aforementioned setup, a Sherlock wide boy roller frame, an 18" Purdy Colossus roller cover and a 4" mini roller to get the tight spots that are too big to brush.... You will be the most hooked up painter around.... Notes... When rolling your loaded wide boy over cords or other bumpy or unlevel areas always roll the bucket long ways or pick it up so as to avoid any possible tip over and thus a spill... . You can also buy the lid (#8624) for this and keep the paint in it overnight... You can also use the empty bucket with wheels to easily transport tools and supplies....- kinda like a mini gang box (I roll it by using a 4' roller pole placed against the lid, that way there is no bending over). Once you have the wheels and a lid on the wide boy, you can stack them when not in use to save space.... give it a try! EDIT- I've recently decided to cut costs and save clean up time and I quit using the grid screens all together... Now I just roll off the excess paint directly onto the 3 mil trash bag against the slanted side of the Wide Boy... Once you get your roller fully loaded with paint this works just fine without the screens but the screens do help you to get the roller fully saturated when you begin... Always remember to pre-moisten (and spin) any paint roller with water before painting as this helps the paint to be absorbed into the roller's pile much faster... (I fully soak my 18" rollers in a standard kitty litter pan filled with water and then use a super handy "paint brush spinner" to remove the excess water... NOTE: This is common sense but if using oil base paint, use the proper solvent, not water, to "activate" your roller.)

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Just as good as Purdy's but cheaper
*by C***S on October 7, 2023*

What can I say about this product? It's a cuboid made of plastic that holds paint. Pretty straight forward. Seems well made and casters can be added. The handle is very comfortable and carries just like it should. Not much else I can say about a plastic cuboid that holds paint. Oh!.....it's green....

## Frequently Bought Together

- Wide BOY 48467 Sherlock Bucket w/Handle-5 Gallon, 14 in L X 24 in W X 10 in H, Multi
- Wooster 221011 R472 Quickn Clean Wideboy Bucket Liner (5 Pack)
- Purdy 14A753018 Premium 12-18 inch Adjustable Frame, One Size, Multi

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