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| Part Number : | 0510172A |
| Item Package Quantity: | 1 |
| Item Dimensions | |
| Weight: | 5.28 Ounces |
Technical Details
- Dual roller covers for use with Wall Magic 4 inch dual roller
- Use two different colors to give your wall a flecked appearance
- Use with WallMagic Dual Roller Starter Kit
- Made in China
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From the Manufacturer
For a lively, flecked effect on your walls using the dual roller process. For use with the WallMagic Starter Kit.
Product Description
Replacement roller cover for the Wall Magic dual roller frame kit model
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2.0 out of 5 stars
Effects work, but not durable,
This review is from: Wagner Spray Tech Corp 510172 WallMagic 4-Inch Sponge Dual Roller Covers (Tools & Home Improvement)
I admit, this Wagner tool was likely abused beyond the limits set by common sense. We used two Wagner's and one Woolie to paint a little more than 1200 sq feet of wall and platforming for a college production of "Amadeus". The Wagner roller handles broke on the first day. The Woolie brand is still going strong. We had to manufacture new handles to hold the wire frames in order to continue using the Wagners. The effects are similar, although the Woolie produces smoother results than the Wagner. They both produce a quick undercoat for marbling and general two-color blend that works great for the stage. But my money will go to the Woolie brand next time.
4.0 out of 5 stars
Faux Roller,
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This review is from: Wagner Spray Tech Corp 510172 WallMagic 4-Inch Sponge Dual Roller Covers (Tools & Home Improvement)
These faux rollers worked great for our bathroom. Hard to find at regular stores and ordering on-line was easy. I would strongly suggest ordering a stippling brush or another brush to blend the texture into corners and edges though - we used scrunched-up newspaper and shopping bags to get the same effect, but took a lot of extra creativity.
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