like pouring a color the way we might pour a liquid.

Here's a problem description.

This is paint, Frank.

Soda can.

Canned.

Frank, this is paint!

A tin of this corned beef.

A tin of tomato soup.

Now, paint.

Spraycan

The can... sir?

I started to rebel, and what I did was,

What's that paint smell?

Tom got paint on his shirt while he was painting the fence.

Sir, this can expires tomorrow.

He wants four cans of beans and tomato soup, three cans of chilli.

You didn't forget the jerry can? No. It's full.

Hundred.

Set the box, coffee maker...

This can is empty.

Just tell me where to paint.

Red paint, incoming! Brush?

Pick up the can.

This is tightly closed.

Let me have a tin of that caviar.

Let me have a tin of California cling peaches.

It's a P2P cook. That barrel?

The paint is off.

My hands are stained with paint.

The paint is peeling off.

Caution! Wet Paint

I got painters coming in.

Use acrylic paint.

Don't touch the wet paint.

So what we are going to do here is figure out the surface area of the top of this cylinder.

If memories ever come in a can,

He's in the can.

What?

Oh, of course we can open a can now. Oh, where's the can opener?

The carton's bust... what a mess!

How do you think the pineapple feels?

Let's cut this can open.

Gotta paint it.

The wall was coated with paint.

I have to paint it.