After that, two or three dips are all you need. Leave the roller almost dripping with paint. Fill holes in the wall with ...

While there are several different methods of applying paint (including spraying, brushing and rolling), a roller is the best choice when you’re looking to quickly cover large areas, like walls.

I’ve been using paint rollers for as long as I can remember, and have experience with everything from small foam rollers for priming furniture to full-size models for ceilings and walls.

Rollers are also crucial if you’re painting tall walls or ceilings, allowing you to extend the handle and get the paint up without balancing precariously on a ladder or putting up scaffolding ...

Roller size depends on the scale of your paint project, but nine inches is standard for covering interior walls and ceilings. Jumbo rollers, such as 12 inches, are geared for professional painters ...

Unless you are 6’8″, you will need an extension pole to reach the ceiling and the top of the walls. You will need a paint tray, also known as a roller tray. These trays allow you to load your ...

Whether you're the type to paint the walls of your home yourself, or throw on your overalls to do a touch up here and there, chances are you've had your fair share of run-ins with a paint roller.

Similar to WiteOut correction tape pens, Bestt Liebco’s mini roller provides quick paint touch ups for small chips and scuffs on your walls. (FYI: If you like this idea but need a brush and not ...