Seattle Painting: Wagner Power Products 284041 Paint Mate Plus Roller

Wagner Power Products 284041 Paint Mate Plus Roller

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ASIN: B0002YU18A
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Item model number: 284041

By : Wagner
List Price : ~~$39.99~~
Price : $28.37
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Product Description

Amazon.com Product Description
The ultimate all-in-a single roller and paint container, this smooth-operating paint roller reaches high and low to paint like the pros, and nearly as quickly. No alot more trips back and forth to the paint tray this roller technique features an onboard paint tube that holds 22 ounces of paint, rolling out paint for up to 80 feet without having refilling. Paint is supplied to the roller cover with the easy squeeze of the trigger. The internal-fed eliminates messy roller trays and paints in half the time. A telescoping manage reaches up to eight feet for very easy ceiling painting. It really is also straightforward to fill, hassle-free to use, and easy to clean. The roller connects and disconnects for simple and easy assembly and disassembly, which indicates faster painting operations and longer breaks in in between. --Brian D. Olson
What is in the BoxFill tube, can lid, spatter shield, 22-ounce applicator, and 9- by three/eight-inch roller cover.

Technical Details

Paint roller with telescoping handle for latex and oil-based paint
Squeeze-trigger internal feeding system for fewer trips to the paint can
Reduces a need for ladders; seven fills per gallon of paint; up to 80 square feet on one fill
Includes fill tube, paint can lid, spatter shield, 22 oz. applicator, and 9- by 3/8-inch roller cover
Measures 2.5 by 12.5 by 48.2 inches; Weighs 4.2 pounds

Consumer Critiques

I located this on sale in a retail retailer.
I had a major paint job to do, so I decided to give it a try.
I was painting an interior house room, with latex paint.
The item sucked up the paint into it really is reservior devoid of any issue.
The trigger handle feed paint smoothly.
No leaking of paint was skilled at any portion of the unit during the painting job.
The paint fed well out of the roller without having any challenge.
Coverage was uniform.
Cleanup was fairly swift with the unit itself.
The head/roller took a bit longer to get entirely cleaned.
(I wanted to make confident it was totally clean, as I required the unit for a future painting job and went with a "improved-secure-than-sorry" approach.
I did not know availability of the roller head as a separate item, nor what the pricing on it could possibly be so I rinsed the head a number of occasions).
In my case, I had a really good experience with the item.
In any painting job, there are so a number of diverse
applications, variations, indoor vs outdoor, rough surface vs smooth, and other variables involved.
That could be why some users had problems, vs my expertise of no true complications (other than the head requiring a variety of rinsings).
I have to give it a thumbs up!
For the price tag and ease of use, I have carried out greater with this item than with some lower end electric and/or battery powered spray painting units.
The paint shield did a beneficial job. In my case it fared well.

My husband is the painter here. We bought these prior to, threw them away for the reason that of the darn leaking (but kept a couple of pieces that seemed intact). We attempted cleaning them but the predicament was nonetheless there. We had 1 with trigger and 1 with no. When it came time to paint the entire house, not just a room right here or there, we went back to these even with all the leakage. Why? Simply because it is the simplest and fastest way to paint. We purchased two once more, one to wash and dry thoroughly and the other to use whilst one particular is drying. Nicely, leaking occurred again, this time soon after getting painted a significant portion of the residence. DH took it apart and one of the valves, the duckbill valve was broken. It is the valve exactly where you would suck up the paint from the can. So we took that valve from an old one particular and voila, it worked once more. But my husband was now additional gentle in putting the tube to retrieve paint into that valve. Meanwhile I went web based and located replacement duckbill valves to maintain on hand for just in case.
The roller works good, saves time and makes for smooth surface on the walls rather than ugly lines. Just have extra valves on hand and gentle retrieve paint and you will see a marked difference in painting. I wish the neighborhood hardware shops carried a 10 pack of valves for $ten or anything to make it less complicated to continue paint jobs. Luckily when we ordered the valves, the replacements came in Just before we have to paint the next section of the property.