36031 Mohair Mini Paint Roller Cover - 4", 10 Pack

used these to paint some cabinets, very smooth finish, no lint, quality product

I got these on the recommendation of a YouTube guy who paints boats. I wrapped them in tape like he suggested and while very little came off on the tape there were a few small loose hairs so if you buy these just run some painter's tape around them a couple times to remove any loose fibers. These are the best rollers I've ever used. The paint goes on smoothly, no blobs left by the roller, and less orange peel than I've gotten with any other roller. Very satisfied.

It works good, no issues. Fair price.

must pull lint before use with masking tape.

Painting boat requires specific nap which is hard to find. Amazon has it and it works well. Boat antifouling paint is a one and done for the roller cover so it is good these are inexpensive.

I used these to touch up some of the paint on my motorhome. They don't absorb quite so much of the paint which is very expensive.

I painted my sailboat with Alexseal marine paint using these rollers in January 2020, following the recommendation of Andy from the Boatworks Today Youtube channel. Combined with Alexseal, these rollers yield a stunning result.I followed Andy's advice to the last detail, running the rollers over the sticky side of painter's tape to remove any excess 'fuzz' from the manufacturing process of these rollers. These rollers are pricey, but hold up extremely well with two-part paints. I used two per coat of paint (1x per side) on my 26' sailboat. I reckon you could get away with using 1 roller per coat, but why risk a mistake when you have already put countless hours into sanding your hull.These worked well with the Alexseal 441 primer as well. Ditto to epifanes gloss varnish on the cockpit coamings, and some polyurethane I used to finish a tabletop with at home.

I recently attempted to paint my shower (tile and fibreglass) with a solvent-heavy 2 part epoxy, and while I don't think I would recommend that anyone make that particular choice, if you're going to do it, these rollers work great.Initially I tried to use cheap foam rollers that melted and fell apart in seconds, the finish was terrible, chunks of foam were stuck all over, and I had to brush all the grout lines, which lead to a lot more finish problems.I had to sand everything down and order another kit of epoxy, and my research led me to these mohair roller covers, which had enough nap to get into the grout lines and also put down a smooth coat of paint easily, so much faster than my first try, with quite a lot better results.

I won't purchase any other roller but the mohair.I used them to paint my boat. They are fantastic.