Cone-shaped paint holders sieve out solids left in paint cans to help avoid clumps being applied to substrates. These paper strainers work best when paired with standing strainer holders held over paint buckets as they are deep and hold large quantities of paint. They are single-use only and disposable.

Paint strainer bags remove solids, sediments, dried paint chips, or lumps of pigment from paint to avoid transferring them to surfaces when painting. These bags hang over the edge of paint buckets and return strained paint to the bucket for use.

Pressure pot tank strainers are made in two-gallon sizes and strain paint into pressure pots before it is sprayed with a commercial paint sprayer. These strainers remove impurities like dust, debris, leaves, and paint pigment clumps that might clog the spraying unit.

These stands hold paper cone strainers over paint buckets to sieve out impurities from paint. While the paper strainers are disposable, the stands may be cleaned and re-used for efficiency.