Wooster Brush Company
Wooster Brush Company R239-9 9 in Paint Roller Cover
A 9-inch knit-fabric roller cover with 3/8-inch nap for flat, satin and stain finishes on semi-smooth surfaces
- ColorTransparent
- Standard cover fits common cage frames
- 3/8 in nap handles flat, satin and stain coatings
- Knit fabric releases paint evenly on semi-smooth surfaces
- Polypropylene core resists solvent damage during use
- Compatible with multiple Wooster frame models
9 in roller cover for semi-smooth surfaces
This 9 in paint roller cover uses a 3/8 in knit fabric nap designed for semi-smooth walls. It accepts flat paints, satin paints, stains and waterproofing coatings on brick, concrete, drywall, masonry and wood. The standard cage-style core fits compatible frames for interior and exterior jobs.
Knit fabric nap and polypropylene core
The knit fabric holds and releases coating evenly across semi-smooth textures without excessive splatter. A 1 1/2 in polypropylene core resists solvent softening and keeps the cover round during long rolling sessions. Low-sheen finishes lay down cleanly with minimal texture imprint.
Cage frame compatibility for daily use
The cover mounts on cage frames including models BR549-11, R017-9, R030-9, R402-11, R404-11, R405-13 and R501-9. Quick changes between coats keep crews moving on large surfaces. Painters who need a different nap length or a specialty fabric for gloss enamels should select another cover.
Highlights
- Standard cover fits common cage frames
- 3/8 in nap handles flat, satin and stain coatings
- Knit fabric releases paint evenly on semi-smooth surfaces
- Polypropylene core resists solvent damage during use
- Compatible with multiple Wooster frame models
Specifications
| Brand | WOOSTER |
|---|---|
| Color | Transparent |
Questions about this item
How do I fit the 9 in cover onto a 1 1/2 in core cage frame?
Slide the cover straight onto the cage frame until the knit fabric seats evenly; the step people miss is checking that the 3/8 in nap lies flat all round before rolling
When should I replace the knit fabric cover?
Replace it once the 3/8 in nap mats down or sheds fibres, which shows the cover can no longer hold flat, satin or stain coatings evenly
What surface wears the 3/8 in nap out fastest during a long job?
Rough brick or concrete abrades the knit fabric nap quicker than drywall or wood, so the cover loses pickup first on those textures
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