MARSHALLTOWN 5 Gallon Pour Spout for Paint, Transforms Your Bucket Into a Mess-Free Pouring Solution, Paint Pouring Spout, Bucket Lid with Spout, Multi Pail Pour Fitting, GPS5

Anyone who has bought paint by the bucket knows how difficult it is to pour sometimes without making a big mess down the top and sides of the bucket. No matter what I did, I still managed to spill paint down the bucket somehow. After a couple rounds of frustration, I looked into this product. It works great! I have had this on my bucket in place of the standard cap the buckets come with normally. Its been on the bucket for 6 months and no issue at all with the product or freshness of the paint. It provides air tight protection and a very easy pour spout. This is a must have for your pain bucket. No mess. Easy Install. You keep your paint fresh. It really doesn't get much better than that!

This made handling a 5 gallon paint bucket much easier for pouring into roller trays. Good quality and multiple sizes are supported.

Other than the weight of the five gallon bucket this makes pouring paint into smaller containers a lot easier. Only a small amount of paint remains on the spout after pouring, not much waste at all. I’ve only used one but it comes with multiple attachments for connecting to the bucket.

Since I haven't used this yet , I definitely say it is made very well & should fit & work as advertised .

Ok let me explain this product like I wish someone did before I bought this. Buckets aren’t rocket science but I’ve used a lot of 5 gallon containers and been surprised at the minor variations of lids and construction. I was looking for info on the little holes that are sometimes present in the lid, which I assumed a product like this would fit but I had a hard time finding out if there was any kind of standard or if I had to drill a hole myself (I didn’t). It helps to know that an unthreaded hole in the lid is typically called a tint port/plug. There are some that are threaded but most are not and the bung just pushes in as a friction fit. I had a lid with this type of press-fit plug already. This spout has two removable pieces on the bottom supporting two different thread sizes. The main spout has an o-ring so if you remove both threaded ring adapters you can snap the spout directly into the unthreaded tint port in the lid. There was one lone YouTube video that helped me out by Tech Otto that explained this for a similar looking product. This spout is made of pretty solid plastic and the parts fit together well. The lid has a tapered friction fit that looks like it’s going to be pretty airtight which is not obvious from the picture in this listing. I took a gamble and it worked out. Hope this review helps those of you that just want something to pour from a simple freaking bucket already! The pictures for these suck and there aren’t good explanations of how they are supposed to work.

Fit the Sherman Williams 5 gallon bucket like a champ! Works! Easy cleanup too.

Terrible design. I luckily found a spout that home depot sold years ago that screws on the 5 gal bucket bung plug. HD's is simple, this thing is overly complicated - the base screws on to your container but he spout snaps on to the base. The problem is the spout can easily snap OFF the base if you bump it lightly on anything - not good when you are trying to lift and manage a full heavy five gallons of thick paint!

This is such a simple little invention that probably costs a nickel to make — and yet it’s 100% worth every penny. You snap it onto a 5-gallon bucket (paint, drywall mud, chemicals, whatever) and suddenly pouring is smooth and controlled, like butter going into a pan. No more mess. No more paint running down the side of the bucket. No more mystery splashes or chemical drips going where they absolutely should not be. It just… works. Clean pours, way less cleanup, and zero frustration. Honestly one of those small tools that makes you wonder why this isn’t standard on every 5-gallon bucket. You don’t know you needed it until you own it — highly recommend.

I tried to install on a plastic lid. The only way I know to make it work is to glue it on. I glued it and the first little bump, off it came. Maybe there should be instructions to help. Should be simple, but I can't figure it out.

Does not work on a 5 gallon pail of paint I PUT THEM IN THE GARBAGE WASTE OF $