Wooster Brush Company
Wooster Brush Company 564 Paint Roller Cover
A 9-inch knit-fabric roller cover with a 3/4-inch nap for rough surfaces such as brick, concrete, drywall, masonry and wood
- TypePaint Brushes
- Knit fabric cover holds more paint for fewer reloads
- 3/4 inch nap suits rough surfaces like brick and concrete
- Standard cage frame fits most 9 inch rollers
- Polypropylene core resists solvents and keeps shape
- Works with all paint types for versatile use
Standard 9-Inch Knit Cover
This Wooster Brush Company roller cover uses a 9-inch knit fabric sleeve on a polypropylene core. The 3/4-inch nap is built for rough surfaces such as brick, concrete, drywall, masonry and wood. It fits standard cage-style roller frames and works with all paint types. The cover is supplied new and ready for immediate use.
Rough-Surface Nap Holds More Paint
The 3/4-inch knit nap carries a heavier paint load than short-nap covers, so fewer reloads are needed on textured walls. Knit construction resists matting and shedding on abrasive substrates like concrete and brick. The polypropylene core does not absorb moisture, keeping the cover dimensionally stable through long sessions. All common paint formulas are compatible.
Cage Frame Slides On Without Tools
Push the cover onto any standard cage frame until the core seats against the end caps; no screws or clips are required. The 1-1/2-inch core diameter matches the industry cage standard, so wobble is minimal. On very rough masonry the nap can wear faster than on smooth drywall, so inspect the cover between coats. Rinse thoroughly with the appropriate solvent to extend service life.
Highlights
- Knit fabric cover holds more paint for fewer reloads
- 3/4 inch nap suits rough surfaces like brick and concrete
- Standard cage frame fits most 9 inch rollers
- Polypropylene core resists solvents and keeps shape
- Works with all paint types for versatile use
Specifications
| Brand | Wooster Brush |
|---|---|
| Type | Paint Brushes |
Questions about this item
How often should the 3/4" nap knit fabric cover be replaced when painting rough surfaces?
Replace the cover when the knit fabric becomes matted or stops releasing paint evenly; on rough brick or concrete this typically happens after several full-room jobs.
What limits continuous rolling on large masonry walls?
The 9" wide cover holds a finite paint load, so you must reload the roller frequently to maintain even coverage across broad areas.
Does the polypropylene core soften or deform during all-day use?
The polypropylene core resists softening from water-based and solvent-based paints, keeping the cover round and balanced through extended sessions.
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