Foam Roller Covers

Used rollers to refinish the transom on my 1971 Egg Harbor. Used Total strip first. Stained Then rolled and tipped with Total Boat Lust varnish. Ver happy with results.

took tthree covers to spred just over a quart. I'll talk to Lou Sauzedde at mystic about this

roller was spiral wound foam sheet on a cardboard tube. The spiral joint was not sealed/bonded and distorted quickly under use. The 3inch versions were saw cuts of a larger size such that the cardboard ends were jagged with little chards hanging off. These easily broke off and messed up the paint job when rolling. Had to switch over to a 4 inch solid foam roller bought from the box store

These are spiral glued to a cardboard core. The foam delaminates from the spiral. The gaps leave lines of more thickly applied paint. The edges disintigrate, leaving bits of foam behind. Buy something else. These don't deserve to be sold by JD.

I wanted to test it for applying epoxy coatings on wood strip canoes I am building. This thin foam brush cover works very well.

These are generic and not Arroworthy brand as advertised and the quality is below average

I thought Arroworthy was a brand name, these are not brand name and are cheaply made knock-offs. They work fine but they are not Arroworthy brand as advertised. That is misleading unless I'm mistaken and Arroworthy is a style, but I've been sent Arroworthy brand with some paints by TotalBoat.

Using for 2 part epoxy primer. The seams leave marks and then fall apart after applying about 4 oz of primer. Afraid to use on the finish coat. Suggest JD/Totalboat stock a 1/8 "" one piece foam roller

Used this to apply top coat primer and it worked excellent

These foam rollers work fine for one part urethane and mild primers but not for the two part epoxy primers! they will fall apart and leave foam bits all in your paint job. Definitely leave a smoother finish when using paint though