Get the 14" they work as good as the 18", especially if your walls are not new or very flat.

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That would've been the ultimate insult to Rick!

new paint doesn't match old paint even if home Depot gave you the exact same code paint

Hey, i was making a point! Their was no insult till i replied... I have no need to make myself look better. My work speaks for its self. 18 ' rollers are made for exterior of industrial painters. Im never in a hurry to get a job done. This is why i have my own business, i can take the time to do it the correct way. My opinion! True story!

​@@Dirtbillys 😂 your an idiot. if you do the job right the rollers size does not matter you just roll more paint out

This is common in painting industry. They will always considered themselves number 1

What country?

what in the serious fuck? You put in a bid. Its a go or no go. if its 2000000 or 2000. how long it takes doesn't matter once the bid is approved as long as you meet the deadline.

@@willmurphy6996 simple: the compactor holds and gets paid the bid - the painter or laborer is an hourly worker. If they go too fast, they get paid less. The co tractor, on the other hand, gets paid the same.

@@hollypasquale1395 simple : work on your own and not with a contractor...

Is this for real or a joke? seriously

Yes production. You know when you work you produce something. Maybe you should try producing something worthwhile. I work in multimillion dollar homes. Dining rooms bigger than your house. Bathrooms bigger than your living room and thats not even the ensuite. So yes production matters. Nobody wants a team of painters in their house for 3-4 weeks just for a repaint so 18 inch rollers are a must to produce top notch $100000 + paint jobs. If you are unable to use one, thats not the fault of us that can. I hire guys that have ZERO painting experience so they don't come in with a stupid mindset like yourself and other shit habits pick up from oh datta do type painters. Then again to make such a stupid comment you are obviously not a professional painter. Not saying you don't paint. Just saying I can already imagine your quality of work is probably lower than the average DYI'er. Getting paid to paint don't make you a professional. Professional quality work from the first meet with a client to following up with a bottle of wine or whisky or a dinner for two gift card makes you a professional.

@@willmurphy6996 Haha you joke painter!!

WTF you rolling stucco? Spray that shit.

@@willmurphy6996 pretty sure you want to spray and back roll stucco

@@HovYoung pretty sure i don't want to. Pretty sure Im never going to. Use the right tip and right pressure avoids having to.

@@willmurphy6996 I should have said the optimal technique is back rolling.

@@HovYoung so you think hauling stucco of the surface is optimal? You keep do subpar work and keep believing its optimal there pal. I'll keep doing it right.

for walls its not an issue at all. For ceilings you can hold up a 9 inch for 4 hours or an 18" for 2.25 hours. Its been a long while since I took notice. ^ yrs ago I started using 18 inch when I first started doing 3-4 million dollar homes over the typical bungalow of $300k which are now selling for near 6-700 k lol. On a 6-8 foot pole there is no difference really. Once you get to 12-18 ft then you notice it but at the same time. If a ceiling is 18 feet high. Would you rather roll it out for 4 hours with a 9 inch or 2.5 hrs with a 18 inch.

For this video we used Wooster Super/Fab FTP roller covers. Check for your local retailer for the size and nap height that is best for your desired application. Here's the product page from our website: www.woosterbrush.com/rollers/catalog/superfab-ftp/

You taking dizzy meds you say 19" rollers they only go up to 18"

you do know they make the 18" in a wide array of naps and materials right?

Just painted a ceiling now with a 18 inch went like a charm same result as 9 or 12...

Nah. 18 is better all around unless the wall is too small.

Only women with men that have small dicks and their man is there would say otherwise lol.

I use a tiny 2" roller to roll my walls and drive a scooter. I don't need to compensate. ;/

There's more than one way to get the job done.

I have NEVER used this W or N style when rolling a wall. The way she does it on the left by starting in the centre of the length then moving it slightly to the right to spread it, then go back to the left and do the length and move over slightly to the right and pick up the bit of excess to do the next section is perfectly acceptable. You would have to be putting an exceptional amount of paint on the wall to not spread it properly with a wooster roller.

Jeff Sahagian if a real painting crew saw someone rolling in a W or N application on a wall man that guy would get there ass whooped...

Love to see how you paint. The point isn't the N or W, its that the video is not how a real painter would do it. Ive painted miles of walls

I love to see me paint too