Customer Reviews for Wooster 4-1/2 in. x 1/4 in. High-Density Fabric Pro White Woven Mini Roller Covers Applicator/Tool (2-Pack)

Paints like a charm, only I'm too harassed to purchase anywhere in-store.

Great coverage. Used to re-enamel cast iron sink.

The Wooster pro made staining the deck railing faster than a brush. It looks great.

This worked great with the Wooster roller and Wooster paint bucket. I used them to paint my eaves on my house.

Worked amazing. I was very happy with the results! I painted my kitchen cabinets

smooth application. worked perfect for wood closet doors.

Excellent for small and long areas. Great for back-rolling over rough surfaces. Holds paint with minimal drips. 1 roll completed 80sq ft of area.

Used them to roll on primer and paint for my cabinets. Paint went went on smooth with little imperfections, those imperfections were cleared easily with steel wool.

They are great for doors and moldings

Great for painting

If you want a smooth finish everytime, then I recommend this roller sleeve for the job. If used it for months now and my clients are always satisfied.

I used these to roll my cabinets and they turned out nice. These did not shed at all. I didn't even de-shed with tape prior, testing the claim "guaranteed not to shed". I would highly recommend these for smooth surface rolling.

Did what it was suppose to do.

I found that the Wooster brand rollers worked extremely well. I was able to use one roller to complete my part of the walls I covered. Good product.

Love it ! Best rollers

I've tried similar, small, roller handles and covers, and have found them wanting, but, the Wooster Pro 12" long roller handle was easy to hold, use, and clean. The Wooster 4" cover took a little effort to go onto the roller, and needed quite an effort to remove, but, I'd rather have it that way, than have it come off in mid-stroke, as I've had with previous rollers and covers. The handle's rubber and plastic grip dovetail into each other (I tried photographing it, but, the black and blue colors aren't visually clear enough). I'm not clear on the intent, but, it seems to work fine, and I was very comfortable using it, even at such an awkward stance. The photo of the ceiling shows where drywall had been replaced and primed (the paint stirrer attached to the wall was both a visual reference point for this review and to prevent me from getting too close to the wall). I needed only about 2 ozs of paint to cover the approx 1' ft sq area, because the covers absorbed a great deal of paint without spilling. The only "problem" I had was that it was difficult to move the roller when I dipped it in the paint (i.e., it was stiff), but, rolled nicely on the bumps in the paint tray. It didn't let a single drop come off the covers, except where I needed it, of course! The result photo shows only the first coat. The second coat is even better, but, I thought it best to show the impressive results of the first coat. Clean-up took a while, because the cover held a lot of leftover paint, which was unexpected and somewhat wasteful, but, I didn't need a lot, and am satisfied with the result. The cover dried nicely, and, though the nap wasn't as fluffy as it was when new, I felt no difference in consistency or see any difference in the result, when I applied the second coat. It felt solid and sturdy in my hand, yet I never felt any weight, per se. As such, I heartily recommend both the roller and cover!

This is the second Wooster mini roller product I used, the first being a 3/8" roller cover. Overall, this new 1/4" product is good, but I wasn't completely impressed. It holds a bit less paint than the thicker roller, and for the semi-smooth surface I was painting (an old window frame), the coverage just wasn't perfect. I also sensed that the roller was sliding occasionally rather than rolling. That being said, in general, the mini roller format is fantastic for small jobs, like the small window frame shown in my photograph. I just don't think this particular thin roller cover is worth the money. If it were a lot cheaper than the thicker Wooster product, it might be an OK pick for smooth surfaces, but as I write this review, the 2-pack is only 30 cents cheaper for this thinner version. Here are two other Wooster products to consider: (1) the 4-1/2" x 3/8" roller two-pack for around the same price, but offering more versatility (2) the 4-1/2" x 3/8" roller six-pack for $10 - a much better value!

This style roller does not want to skid as much as others. You can use these to paint almost anything. I used it this time on a small bathroom repair of a ceiling.

This is a very solid & high quality roller cover. No shedding of material on painted surfaces. This size cover is a great size to compliment other full size rollers on your painting projects!!!

I just completed a complete interior painting of my house, including baseboards and trim applying a Behr latex satin sheen. The roller proved to be a perfect size for many narrow wall areas (4-1/2” roller), especially deep window wells (see picture) and baseboards. The cover produced a smooth finish, using a Wooster cage frame, and it cleaned easily and rolled evenly, even when applying a thicker paint material. I don’t know if this roller cover will fit other roller frame brands, but I was very satisfied with the clean, smooth, lint-free results using this product.

We love these American Craftsman Windows by Anderson! We have the white vinyl single hung, Low E. The bottom tips out for easy cleaning--more energy efficient and much cleaner and sharper look for our residence. The employees at Home Depot helped us find the right ones for our construction type. We are very happy and you will be, too, if you buy them! Please see the before and after photos--1, 2, and 3.

Waterproofed some outdoor steps with these. I needed to get into some small spaces around the stairs and supports, so this seems like a good choice. The roller is small enough to easily fit into a gallon can... I wouldn't go that with paint probably, but with a liquid waterproofing stain, it made the project go quite fast. These are woven, and do leave a texture as you can see in some of the pictures below. I think the texture would look good for paints, but for my application the liquid evened itself out, so no texture in the final finish. The rollers also have a nice plastic tube, so if you want to wash them out and reuse them, you can without compromising the tube. The roller cage is very solidly made, with a good ergonomic grip. No issues at all with getting it into tight spaces, and no problems with skips.

As advertised, this roller hasn't slid instead of spin on the spindle yet.

The roller covers worked well without shedding, and a good value.

Quality rollers to use for painting my steel front door trim.

These only fit on Wooster roller frames… The roller frame kept getting stuck in one spot not spinning freely. Had to keep freeing it up getting paint on my gloves… Don’t like Wooster frames! Threw it away