Don't cheap out on your roller, you need a sturdy roller to give you the right pressure and control.
Look for a steel cage and construciton with a comfortable handle that you can grip comfortably.
Make sure that it has a threaded base that you can screw and extension pole onto.
You'll also want to test your roller head to be sure it fits snugly you don't want a roller sliding off the cage when you're working.
When you're picking a cover look for dense fibers for the best coverage.
If you're painting a smoother surface you want shorter fibers and for coarse surfaces you want longer fibers.
Just a few simple steps to ensure that you choose the right roller for the job. I'm Mrs. Fixit and it's just that simple!
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