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| danny_galaga:
--- Quote from: MYX on April 30, 2006, 08:56:51 pm ---Yes it was white. I got like 5 of them for 6 bucks. I decided to spray prime the hard to reach places and roll the big ones. Sand then paint. I found today that if I tried to do corners that is what makes the roller fall apart. Still the issue of the rough surface. I am using Killz oil based primer with black pigment and rustolium dark grey auto primer. So far the 2 seem to be working well together. oil and oil. --- End quote --- hmmm, i cant remember the price of mine but it was more likely more than that for ONE! i think you may have scrimped on the wrong thing ;) |
| MYX:
I didn't see any other choices. This was the only foam brush with (super smooth) actually listed. They had softer ones but they were listed medium texture n stuff like that. |
| Fozzy The Bear:
I think the thing you actually needed to buy was what they sell as a "Glossing Roller" They're made from a chemically resistant foam. Other rollers will break up when they get some of the more vicious oil based paints on them. Best Regards, Julian (Fozzy The Bear) |
| AtomSmasher:
It looks like you just got cheap rollers, but even with nice rollers you still want to sand between every coat. |
| MYX:
I got the best ones that HD had. They were listed as latex or oil. Where should I go to get lab grade industrial strength gourmet elitist rollers? When you guys rolled your primer was it smooth before or after you sanded. Was it rough before you sanded? |
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