Questions and Answers for Best 6 in. x 1/4 in Woven 6-Pack

A:  Yes they are. Thanks,

A:  Your best option would be to coordinate through the Pro desk at your local store. They can place the order or work through the Quote Center to handle your needs. Thanks,

A:  Hi ken, Yes, this is a very good roller for use on smooth surfaces and will give you a good, even finish. I would recommend you try a few test rolls to see how much product you load the roller with so that you can judge the best result for your project. Once you know that, it should be easy to make sure you have a nice application without any thin or thick spots. Hope this helps.

A:  It is not recommended to use a roller cover to apply polyurethane as they can cause the finish to bubble. A high quality brush will be the best option. Thanks, thanks

A:  I've never heard of clear polyurethane stain. If you mean clear polyurethane, then I would only use a very short nap roller if the poly is water based and I would roll it on thick and not too much rolling.

A:  Rolling is not recommended for polyurethanes because bubbling can occur. The best option is a good quality natural bristle or natural bristle blend brush. Thanks,

A:  Yes it should work fine being that it is shed resistant.

A:  I've never used this type of roller for applying polyurethane. I used a 4 in x 1/4 in. Mohair roller to apply polyurethane to all my doors, painted cabinets and also as a protective coat on bare wood and never had a single bubble.

A:  The frame specifically designed for the 6in mini rollers is SKU 458015, however the smaller frame (SKU 454465) will work with these as well. Thanks,

A:  I used rod frame

A:  I usually will just throw them away when I use them for non water clean up products.

A:  Ok which is the correct answer

A:  No, these mini rollers are not solvent resistance.

A:  Yes. They are resistant to most solvents. Thanks,

A:  Nor sure about your question about the paint but the 6" roller will do a great job and leave you with a smooth or semi-smooth finish. Highly recommend the roller for small, visible projects.

A:  need to ask customer service

A:  If you're loooking to cover a deck or wood siding I'd try the Advanced DeckOver by behr. There's a textured line and a smooth finish line.

A:  Probably not, those are best applied by brush or even a good quality cotton fabric.

A:  It is not recommended to roll out polyurethanes, as you get a much better finish by using a brush or pad. However this could be used for stain. Thanks.