Wooster Brush Company
Wooster Brush Company RR314-6-1/2 Mini Paint Roller Cover
Microfiber mini roller cover with 5/16 inch nap fits Jumbo-Koter cage frames for smooth high-sheen finishes on drywall, metal and wood
- ColorTransparent
- Microfiber cover lays down smooth finishes on drywall, metal and wood
- 5/16" nap works with all paints and enamels for high-sheen results
- 6-1/2" length fits Jumbo-Koter cage frames for tight spaces
- Polypropylene core resists solvents and keeps shape through repeated use
- Pack of two covers keeps a spare ready for the next job
6-1/2" Microfiber Mini Roller Cover
This 6-1/2 inch mini roller cover uses microfiber fabric with a 5/16 inch nap. It fits Jumbo-Koter cage frames through a 3/4 inch polypropylene core. The two-pack suits painters working on trim, cabinets or other confined surfaces where a full-size roller cannot reach.
Smooth finish with all paint types
Microfiber material releases paint evenly across drywall, metal and wood without leaving stipple. The short nap handles enamels and high-sheen coatings while keeping splatter low. Clean-up is straightforward with water or the appropriate solvent for the paint used.
Consistent coverage on repeated passes
The microfiber cover maintains its structure during extended rolling sessions on large trim runs or multiple doors. Core and fabric resist shedding when loaded repeatedly with enamel or latex. Painters who need a wider roller or a longer nap for textured walls should choose a different cover.
Highlights
- Microfiber cover lays down smooth finishes on drywall, metal and wood
- 5/16" nap works with all paints and enamels for high-sheen results
- 6-1/2" length fits Jumbo-Koter cage frames for tight spaces
- Polypropylene core resists solvents and keeps shape through repeated use
- Pack of two covers keeps a spare ready for the next job
Specifications
| Brand | WOOSTER |
|---|---|
| Color | Transparent |
Questions about this item
How do I fit the 6-1/2" microfiber cover onto a Jumbo-Koter cage frame without it slipping?
Slide the 3/4" polypropylene core over the cage wires until it clicks; the step people miss is pressing the centre hub firmly so the ribs lock into the frame grooves.
When will the 5/16" nap microfiber need replacing on smooth drywall, metal or wood?
Replace the cover when the microfiber fibres mat down and no longer release paint evenly — typically after several rooms of high-sheen enamels or all-paint types.
What limits continuous rolling with the 6-1/2" cover before the finish breaks down?
The 5/16" nap holds a finite paint load; on large smooth areas the microfiber surface dries out first, causing stipple and uneven sheen until reloaded.
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