Wooster Brush Company
Wooster Brush Company R271-4 4" Paint Roller Cover 1/2" Nap Knit Fabric 6 Pack
Six-pack of 4-inch knit-fabric roller covers with 1/2-inch nap for semi-rough surfaces
- ColorTransparent
- Ideal for semi-rough surfaces like brick and concrete
- 1/2" nap knit fabric holds more flat or eggshell paint
- Fits any 1 1/2" diameter cage frame for 4" width
- Polypropylene core resists solvents and keeps its shape
- Six covers per pack covers larger areas without reloading
Compact Mini Rollers for Semi-Rough Surfaces
These four-inch mini roller covers come in a six-pack for trim, corners and small repair jobs. The 1/2-inch nap knit fabric holds enough flat or eggshell paint for brick, concrete, drywall, masonry and wood. They fit any standard 1 1/2-inch cage frame so you can start rolling without hunting for a special handle.
Low-Mess Application and Easy Clean-Up
Knit fabric releases paint evenly across semi-rough textures, reducing splatter and the need for constant reloading. Polypropylene cores resist water absorption so the covers keep their shape through repeated rinsing. The transparent colour lets you see paint saturation at a glance, helping you judge when a reload is needed.
Six-Pack Convenience for Multi-Room Jobs
Six covers in one pack mean you can assign a fresh roller to each colour or finish without mid-project washing. The 1 1/2-inch core diameter matches common cage frames already in most toolboxes, so no extra hardware is required. Buyers needing wider coverage for full walls or ceilings will want larger rollers instead.
Highlights
- Ideal for semi-rough surfaces like brick and concrete
- 1/2" nap knit fabric holds more flat or eggshell paint
- Fits any 1 1/2" diameter cage frame for 4" width
- Polypropylene core resists solvents and keeps its shape
- Six covers per pack covers larger areas without reloading
Specifications
| Brand | WOOSTER |
|---|---|
| Color | Transparent |
Questions about this item
How do I fit the 1 1/2 in core onto a cage frame and what step do people miss?
Slide the cover straight onto any 1 1/2 in cage frame until it seats against the end cap; the step often missed is checking that the knit fabric lies flat with no twist before rolling.
When will the knit fabric cover need replacing during a project?
Replace the cover when the 1/2 in nap becomes matted or shed fibres appear in the finish; on semi-rough brick or concrete this typically happens after several hundred square feet of flat or eggshell paint.
What limit appears first when rolling continuously on rough masonry?
The 1/2 in nap loads with heavy-bodied paint and loses release, so the cover stops laying an even film before the polypropylene core shows any wear.
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