Redtree Fiberglass Resin Paint Nap Roller

SKU:RTI-27700

$17.99 USD

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20 in stock

Size: 7"

7" 9"

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A roller cover that survives resin. The phenolic core is the part that matters: a cardboard core turns to mush the moment styrene or epoxy soaks into it, and then the cover slides on the frame and comes apart in the middle of a coat. This one holds together through bottom paint, epoxy and polyester.

Solvent-resistant phenolic core
For smooth and semi-smooth surfaces
Used with bottom paints, epoxies and fiberglass resins
Available in 7 in and 9 in

Roll resin in one direction and lay it off in light passes. Working a resin coat back and forth whips air into it and you end up chasing pinholes after it cures. Pre-roll a new cover on masking tape before it touches the boat. Loose fibers shed on the first pass and every one of them ends up cured into the coat.

Specifications

CoreSolvent-resistant phenolic

SurfacesSmooth and semi-smooth

Use WithBottom paints, epoxies and fiberglass resins

Sizes7 in, 9 in

Part Numbers27700 (7 in), 29900 (9 in)

Package size7 in x 2 in x 2 in

Shipping weight0.13

Features

For Smooth and Semi-Smooth Surfaces
Solvent Resistant Phenolic Core
Used for Bottom Paints, Epoxies and Fiberglass Resins

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What rollers do I use to roll out fiberglass?

Use a metal or paddle laminating roller to compact the laminate and drive out trapped air after you wet out the glass, which prevents weak, bubble-filled spots. Reach for a corner roller on inside corners, a radius roller on curves, and a detail roller in tight areas. Wet out first with a chip brush or squeegee, then roll until no more air bubbles rise.