TINTON LIFE 2-Piece Rubber Decorative Empaistic Wood Pattern Paint Roller Set

Sally Jo: works just fine pleased

United States on Nov 27, 2023

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United States on Sep 27, 2023

StephanieStephanie: I anxiously awaited the arrival of this tool for two whole days while I diligently prepared my first few layers of paint. After listening for the mail truck all morning and afternoon, my delivery finally arrived! Excited to give it a try, I hurried to and from the mailbox and got straight to work. While the instructions said to apply the paint first, I found it easier to lightly roll the tool in a thin layer of paint. It was like using the roller as a stamp. I definitely found the roller to work more easily for this project, as my painted faux wood planks were also 7” wide. (I have yet to really use the smaller tool.) Overall, I was impressed with the results!

United States on Jan 14, 2023

angsan: La herramienta azul es más versátil, puedes jugar con el movimiento variando las formas, escogiendo los tonos adecuados puede parecer real. El rodillo en cambio no, se ve muy artificial.

Mexico on Dec 28, 2022

soccermomsoccermom: I used this tool to create a wood grain effect on the wall of our for a high school play. It was fantastic and easy to use. I practiced first on cardboard. Also, I recommend using a light coat for the top color. I didn’t like the effect of other tool (roller) so we didn’t use it.

United States on Nov 25, 2022

UrshiganUrshigan: After having peel-and-stick wallpaper fall down, I opted to paint shiplap onto our wall with this set and 3 colors of paint (a coffee base, medium grey and dark chocolate brown). The roller was especially useful to create a realistic wood grain pattern. We did a base coat of coffee, then roughly brushed a light and uneven coat of either the grey or brown over that (alternating to create different shades of plank), and then rolled on the other accent color (brown over grey or visa versa).

You do have to bring some artistic skill to the mix, as you can’t just blindly apply the roller. Using it exclusively quickly creates a repeating pattern that looks quite fake. But if you alter your paint coverage, use the roller randomly to avoid a repeating pattern, and fill in with some hand paint and some texturing with a damp sponge, it’s not that difficult to get a pretty real wood look.

The roller does gunk up after a while, especially if you actually roll it in the paint. I found brushing paint onto the roller was more effective. I also washed it once or twice during the project. It cleaned up super easily just with water and a light brush.

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United States on Feb 25, 2020