Is a paint roller used for application
55415
Yes. I used a 3/8" NAP roller. I used 2 gallons of color and one gallon of clear for a 24X24 garage with roller application.
55416
Yes, I used a 3/8" nap roller, nothing special. When I did mine I did 3 light coats with drying time in between. I used a new roller with each coat. The floor has held up much better using this clear top coating than the original, but will still have to wait for a salty winter to put it to the fullest test.
1001367
You can use it anywhere you would use a traditional roller. I normally would use a roller on outside walls because where I live we have siding that wouldn't be covered evenly using a roller.
212375
If the plastic paint container is the same size as a regular paint can, then yes it will work. It will work with any container with a little ingenuity. It is designed to work with a standard one gallon paint can, but if you can get the suction hose into the paint container and secure it so it will not tip over (duct tape) it works.The only negative comment I have about the Power Roller is cleanup. If you are painting a small area or using more than one color, I would not recommend the Power Roller - too much time spent cleaning the machine.
2217197
yeah, but not 100% without some care and help with priming. i sprayed some heavy ceiling paint but it took as long as using a roller.... so if that's all you are considering using the machine for, i might pass. it is really designed for "regular" paints
162215
Any. I used the cheap, small foam ones since it was a relatively small area. But it applies just like any other paint-- so I imagine you could use a roller or a brush.
776120
It doesn't have rollers. Its safe to be used on wood, marble. I look for a long time a brush for my hard wood floors because I was afraid of scratches. This works great.
1902897
Yes, if the paint you are using doesn't dissolve the surface of the paper, and if it doesn't crackle when you roll it back up. Wish I had thought of that.
1879190
Yes, in the same way as you would re-use a paintbrush or roller. Remove excess paint back into tin; clean with white spirit for gloss paint or water for emulsion. Dry and re-use as you wish.
1001371
yes. i used it to paint stucco walls. it worked good. I had a few spots that I had to use a brush on to get in the grooves of the stucco but overall it did a fine job
1077417
Kit is complete with brush roller sleeve and handle and of course the paint which is more than enough to do a decent size kitchen. Don't recommend using their roller sleeve I found it makes bubbles. I am a professional painter and recommend a 4 inch permafiber sleeve it worked great! And no there is no clear top coat necessary, only need to clean cabinets with windex before painting! There are how to videos for this product online! Hope this was helpful! Btw the beauty of this product is that there is no priming involved.
1580209
We do not use the tape on the roller. There is a roller but my understanding in the directions the roller is used only if you use double tape, one where you would keep a copy for yourself and one for the customer. We only use a single roll since we do not need a carbon copy.
2094299
*no roller is very thick just use small paint stick smear on and will stick
710331
The Select Step comes with the work platform that can hold a can or a paint tray can sit on top of it.They sell the Fuel Tank that holds the paint in a trough that you just put your roller in vertically to load. I don't have that and may purchase it in the future.
1832865
Yes, You need an air compressor to make it work. The air pressure is depend upon the paint you are using.
1964081
Yes, but I don't recommend doing a spray application. The product is very thick (and sticky, spraying will get EVERYWHERE) and needs to be that way or you will get streaking. Big time. If you just switch out the brush that comes in the pack to one that will hold up, it works great as a roll-on.
212373
as long as the diameter of the can is the same. a plastic lid that comes with power roller fits the top of standard paint can.
375406
No, you need Wagner power roller covers because they are perforated so the paint flows from the inside out.