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Who invented the paint can?
Bobby MC Donald
Why did Norman Breakey invented paint roller?
well I wasn't there -indeed I was born in June of that year but I imagine it went something like this: big double brick room 30 feet by 15. And the wife just has to change the colour! If any of you have painted such a room (I painted the whole house) you'll know when you just do the edges with a brush that you're thinking "there has to be a better way!". And there is. The edging with a brush takes for hours -the painting with a roller takes minutes! Thank you Norman Breakey!
Where was the paint roller invented?
Toronto
How did Norman Breakley come up with the idea of a paint roller?
tooz
Who invented the paintroller?
Dear people at home, when was the paint roller invented? answer @ wiki answers.com today! Thank you, alyssa gadsby.
Paint roller a has a length of 11In and a diameter of 2In Paint roller b has a length of 7 In and a diametere of 3 I n which roller can spread more paint on a wall in one revolution?
paint roller B can spread more paint.
What are some alternatives to the paint roller?
a paint brush
What paint roller for pool paint?
a big one...
Which type of roller is best for gloss paint?
Use a foam 100mm roller to apply paint. The go over with a good quality paint brush. the idea is to apply the paint evenly .
What is a paint roller used for?
for painting
What are some helpful paint roller tips for achieving a smooth and professional finish?
To achieve a smooth and professional finish with a paint roller, make sure to choose the right roller nap for your surface, use high-quality paint, and apply paint in a "W" or "M" pattern to avoid streaks. Additionally, avoid overloading the roller with paint and maintain a consistent pressure while rolling.
How to paint with a roller effectively and efficiently?
To paint with a roller effectively and efficiently, start by choosing the right roller cover for your surface. Use a high-quality paint and load the roller evenly. Begin by rolling in a "W" pattern to evenly distribute the paint, then go back over the area in a vertical direction for a smooth finish. Work in small sections and avoid overloading the roller to prevent drips. Clean the roller thoroughly after use for best results.
