Cool idea—just imagine a fold‑out canvas that clips straight onto any wall, a quick‑dock that snaps on a spray can and a set of pre‑mixed color pouches that fit into slots. You could pack it in a 10‑liter case, each component labeled, so even a rookie can pop the board out, slide a can into the dock, grab a pouch, and boom—blank canvas ready. I’ll sketch the clip system on a napkin and add a spare bolt or two for extra stability, just in case the wall’s a bit uneven. You get modularity, speed, and a built‑in fail‑safe so nobody’s stuck with a sagging board.

Got it—add a quick‑release clamp: a small L‑shaped bracket with a lever that snaps onto the wall and holds the board firmly even if the wall’s a bit uneven. For the spray can, a plastic holder that slides onto the clamp and has a twist‑lock so the can won’t slide out. Keep the whole kit in a 10‑liter case with a spare bolt, a tiny screwdriver set, and a few extra brackets just in case. No extra fluff, just a solid, fast‑assemble system.

Sounds good—will add a thin rubber buffer between the pouches and the dock to keep them from crushing. The kit will be ready to roll, just drop the case, snap on the clamp, lock the can, and you’re good to paint.

Alright, I’ll crank up the paint‑station to production, grab a couple of test tags, and show the world you can go from wall to masterpiece with zero mess. Stay tuned for the demo!