Architecture and Construction - Applying and Spreading Tools

a brush used by a painter to apply paint to a surface

a hand tool used to apply paint to large surfaces quickly and evenly

a power tool used for applying paint or other coatings to surfaces by spraying a fine mist of paint particles

a flat, flexible hand tool with a blunt blade, typically made of metal or plastic, used for applying and smoothing putty, filler, or other similar materials onto surfaces

a handheld tool with a flat, rectangular blade featuring notches or teeth along one or both edges, used for applying adhesive, mortar, or other materials with consistent ridges or grooves onto surfaces

a handheld tool used to spread, level, and smooth materials like plaster, concrete, or grout during construction or finishing work

a specialized tool with a thin, flexible blade used for applying and smoothing putty or glazing compound onto window frames or glass when installing or repairing windows

a handheld tool specifically designed for dispensing caulk or sealant from a cartridge

a handheld tool that melts and dispenses adhesive glue sticks for bonding materials together

a tool specifically designed for applying adhesive onto surfaces

a tool with bristles or fibers used for applying paint, stain, or sealant to masonry surfaces, such as bricks, blocks, or concrete

a woodworking tool that applies pressure to hold a workpiece securely during cutting or shaping operations

a handheld tool that emits hot air and is used for tasks like paint stripping, shrink-wrapping, and loosening adhesive

a small portable device that produces a hot flame for heating and bonding materials together, typically used in crafts or repairs

a hand tool with a flat, pointed, or rounded blade used for applying and spreading mortar, plaster, or other similar materials onto surfaces such as walls, floors, or ceilings during masonry or tile work

a handheld tool with a flat, pointed blade and a handle, specifically designed for spreading and shaping mortar or cement when laying bricks or blocks in masonry construction

a small, rectangular handheld tool with a flat, pointed blade and a handle, used for various tasks in masonry and tile work

a specialized hand tool with a triangular-shaped blade used for applying joint compound to inside corners during drywall installation and finishing

a small, flat-bladed handheld tool with a pointed tip and a handle, primarily used in masonry and plastering work