Scott Paint has been around since 1965 and now has 24 locations on the West Coast of FL. Their original six stores in the Sarasota/Bradenton/Venice area had paint can signs (two of these stores still have the original cans). The cans never revolved. The company continues the tradition - repairing their older cans and placing look-alikes at their newer locations where sign ordinances permit them. This Bradenton can is from 1996. All the stores' cans survived four hurricanes in 2004. For more, see their website.

The Southern Paint Can has been here since at least the 1960s. It was revolving in 2005, however, it was not in 2009.

Texarkana Paint & Flooring had two giant Devoe paint cans: one on their roof and another mounted on a pole. The one on the pole probably revolved at one time. The company moved in 2010 and left these cans behind. They were still there in 2011.

The Flaherty Paint sign appears to be modern. I believe the company was established in 1990. For more, see this website.

The Topeka Paint Can is mounted above a plastic box sign at Allied Paints. The sign is two-sided and revolves. [photo thanks Glenda Campbell]

The Paint Can in Salem is installed at Superior Paint & Wallpaper.

The Paint Can in Columbia stands in front of Columbia Paint & Wallpaper.

Paragon Paint & Wallpaper had this giant paint can sign dating from 1960. It used to revolve at one time. In 2004, Verizon Wireless took over the building and cut the paint can off the sign. They kept the small rectangular sign at the bottom and put the Verizon logo on that.

The Paint Can in Roanoke is in front of the Northwest True Value Hardware store.

The North Plainfield cans were accompanied by a giant roll of wallpaper. Unfortunately, the company sold or leased part of its building to Birdsall Bath Design in 2009. There are only two paint cans left now (see third photo above). For more, see these websites: 1, 2, and 3.

The Paint Can in Wytheville was installed at The Paint Store in the 1990s.

Video Mania was originally a paint store. The animated neon created the effect of the cans pouring rainbows of paint. When I was there in 2008, the store was being gutted. By 2009, the paint cans were gone. For more, see this website.

The Waldorf Paint Can is installed at Empire Graphics. I don't know if this is an adapted old paint can or if it was recently built by the sign company.