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Mister Rui- Foam Paint Roller, 50 Pack, 4 Inch Paint Roller, Small Paint Roller, High Density Foam Rollers for Painting, Professional or DIY Use and Home Improvement
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Mister Rui- Foam Paint Roller, 50 Pack, 4 Inch Features
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4 Inch paint rollers 50 pcs are not only disposable but also reusable and easy to clean. You can replace them after use, which makes your work more convenient and efficient.
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Small Paint Roller - Can be used with most water-based and oil-based paints. It can be used on arts, crafts, trim, cabinets, walls etc.
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High-density foam mini paint roller ensures no lint, no fiber fall off., it can work on all flat surfaces quickly and smoothly. It also leaves almost no marks on the surface while painting. so that you can get a smooth painting experience.
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Paint roller covers have smooth and stable inner tube so that they can be matched with 4 inch roller frame and bring a flexible rolling.
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Small foam paint rollers are suitable for everyone: Whether you are a beginner, a DIYer, or a professional painter, 4 inch paint roller is novice friendly and perfect.
About Mister Rui- Foam Paint Roller, 50 Pack, 4 Inch
Tips: To soak the roller sleeve in the paint for about one minute to make it full of paint, but not overload it. Then roll it onto your surfaces with a medium speed, not roll too fast because if you do you will get air bubbles in paint surface which will result in not a flat surface. Wash roller cover out with warm water and dish soap. Thoroughly rinse to remove all soap. Squeeze roller or roll it with heavy pressure on towel to dry. Good quality and the light & small design make this roller sleeve not only suitable for the professional use, but also the domestic use and children's DIY use.
