The Sherwin Williams Company

L&p Property Management Company

Waxman Consumer Products Group Inc.

Emerald Innovations, LLC

Nsi Innovation Llp

Basf Corporation

Uniontools, Inc.

Nottingham Spirk Partners LLC

Thoughtworks, Inc.

America's Body Company

Other

Rexair, Inc.

Inpro Corporation

Zibra, LLC

Indispenser, Ltd.

Dennis M Futo

John Richard Nottingham

Dale A Panasewicz

Nick E Stanca

Robert Iredell, Iv

John Wilford Spirk

John Spirk

Dale Anton Panasewicz

Marc Louis Vitantonio

William D Steiger

Trevor Leslie Jackson

Jeffrey S Plantz

Jesse P Carlson

Michael T Merk

Dale Panascewicz

Erin Q Riddell

Jeffrey M Kalman

Michael Milton Sherman

Roger H Ramsey

Dean R Rohn

Roy O Erickson

James C Dale

John J Alberts, Iii

Robert G Martinez

Steven R Selewski

Renard J Passerell

Dennis Bazzy

Scott A Pyle

Wing Yen

Joseph M Galownia

Keith Ping

Todd C Cote

Joseph Galowina

Shane O Baker

Melvin Lai

Harold K Douthit

Paul Brokaw

George E Scherff

John W Spirk

John R Nottingham

Robert Iv Iredell

A plastic container used to hold a dispersion-based paint colorant and capable of dispensing the colorant into paint dispensing machines, comprising an open top capable of holding and securing a cap, and having a wide mouth with a diameter of at least 50 mm. The plastic container has a cylindrical body extending below the open top, and a plurality of vertical ribs spaced around the body to strengthen the container.

Method of mixing paint by shaking container

Colorant container

An adjustable storage system includes one or more adjustable storage units. The storage units generally comprise opposing panels comprising a polymer material and one or more shelf supports means that are integral with the panels. Shelves and/or drawers, also made from polymer materials, may then be disposed between the panels. Storage units may be added to the storage system by adding additional panels. In some embodiments, adjacent storage units of a storage unit may share a panel.

Adjustable shelving and storage system for vehicles

Adjustable storage units for a vehicle and a method for providing such units are disclosed. The storage units generally include opposing end panels connected by a connecting member along the rear of the end panels. One or more shelf supports are releasably connected to the inner surface of the end panels only through apertures in the end panels. Shelves and/or drawer systems are made from polymer materials are then disposed between the end panels. The end panels may also be made of polymer materials. The storage units are adjustable or reconfigurable by removing the shelves or drawers and repositioning the shelf supports or drawer supports as desired.

Adjustable shelving system for vehicles

A projector having a polymeric housing containing an electrical light source, an image medium support assembly aligned in the light path of the light source, and a lens through which light emanating from the light source exits the housing after passing through an image medium disposed in the image support assembly. The projector is preferably adjustably mounted on a support member comprising a tubular section containing a transformer. The projector can be made with an electric motor inside the housing that causes a wheel comprising multiple fixed images to continuously or intermittently rotate the same or different images sequentially through the light path of the projector. A projector assembly is also disclosed in which a projector is mounted in a frame assembly in combination with a rotating mirror ball that simultaneously redirects the projected image in many different directions and continuously changes the image being projected onto a particular spot on surrounding viewing surfaces.

Image projection apparatus

A trim tool and paint tray system for use in dispensing paint. The system includes a trim tool having a paint applicator to apply paint to a surface to be painted and at least one edge guard to shield adjacent surfaces that are to remain free of paint from the applicator. The system also includes a paint tray having a paint-receiving well and at least one slot free of paint. The paint tray is configured to receive the trim tool such that the paint applicator is received in the paint well to charge the paint applicator with paint and the edge guard is received in the slot so the edge guard remains free of paint.

Painting trim tool and tray system

A plastic container and lid assembly for storing liquid coating materials including a container and a lid. The container has a body with a bottom wall, at least four sidewalls and a neck. The neck defines a wide mouth opening and including threads for receiving mating threads on the lid. The lid also has a plurality of lugs, preferably two lugs, extending radially from the lid and terminating at or before the lugs extend beyond the container sidewalls when the lid is in sealed engagement with the container. The body also has an integral handle for lifting the container and the container neck supports a bail-type handle also for lifting said container. The integral handle and bail-type handles do not extend beyond the container sidewall. The container and lid assembly having an effective packing footprint and an effective packing volume which substantially conforms to the effective packing footprint and the effective packing volume of a conventional metal paint can.

Container and lid assembly

Square paint container

Bulkhead assembly for vehicles

A projector comprising a directional light source, a lens disposed opposite the light source, and an image medium support assembly disposed between the light source and the lens along a light path that extends from the light source through the lens; a housing enclosing the directional light source, the image medium support assembly, and the lens, wherein said housing is suitable for outdoor use; and a support member connected to the housing such that the angle of projection can be adjusted.

Container for coating materials

Method of mixing paint

A bulkhead assembly for a vehicle such as, for example, a van or truck comprises a first panel adjacent and substantially perpendicular to a street-side wall of the vehicle, a second panel adjacent and substantially perpendicular to a curb-side wall of the vehicle, and a door panel disposed between the first and second panels, the door being hingedly attached to one of the first and second panels, wherein the panels are formed from a polymer material. In one embodiment, the panel adjacent the street-side wall of the vehicle (i.e., the driver-side panel) defines a cavity extending rearwardly into the cargo area, the cavity being sized (in terms of the cavity's width) to accommodate the seat-back of the driver's seat.

Truck shelving system

Growing community of inventors

Strongsville, OH, United States of America

Dennis M Futo