Linzer RC 119 0900 Heavy Texture "Pro Goop" Roller Cover, 9" x 3/8"

Super rough textured pattern! Will drink up alot of paint at first and takes awhile to clean it all out for reuse. I do not have pictures because for my use on speaker cabinets it was a little too rough, so i used a faux sea sponge roller. This Linzer roller will give you that drywall stucco texture. I wish i had taken a photo of my cabinet before I redid it with the sea sponge. I was using very thick speaker enclosure paint called Duratex. It is a sound/vibration and very durable paint. Maybe the texture will not be so rough with thinner paint?

After reading alot of reviews on this it seemed alot of people tried dipping this into paint to try to get texture. This roller is for a popcorn type ceiling. You buy a bag of stucco and use this roller to add texture to ceilings or walls. I used drywall compound and watered it down a bit. After I finished I passed a trowel over top to flatten the points down. It gave a perfect finish to a old ceiling. When done I primed and painted. Perfect stucco roller. Rinse it when done and it will last a very long time.

Product works very well. I recommend you mix your mud slightly wet; almost like a mayonnaise consistency and roll slowly. After 15 mins use a knockdown blade extremely gently to flush out nicely! This was my very first time texturing a wall and it looks professional.

Very easy to use - just roll on like ordinary paint. Just watch the splatter. The texture is quite similar to the common stippled ceiling finish(popcorn). I talked to a lot of professional painters and they didn't know about it so they thought I was crazy. DIYlers are better than them!

Resultado bueno