The Spokar Plush Yellow-Green Facade Roller is designed for coatings on rough surfaces, especially facades. It features strong and flexible cushioning (5 mm), which reliably levels out surface irregularities. It is equipped with a 5 mm thick padding. The material and fibers of the roller are closely related to the type of paint you intend to apply. For large areas, such as interior walls, it is preferable to use a larger roller and also with a longer pile (nap height).
Polyacrylic - synthetic PAC:
Polyacrylic paint rollers are particularly suitable for applying dispersion and interior paints. The fibers of this type of roller are characterized by lower material quality, but they offer very good coverage per m². Polyacrylic withstands weather conditions, light, and microorganisms excellently. It can only be washed in lukewarm water. Compared to other synthetic fibers, it has lower strength, which is why the paint roller has a reduced tendency to pill. Polyacrylic is the most commonly used material for roller manufacturing. Although it may not attract professionals due to its shorter lifespan, it is absolutely sufficient for standard painting tasks.
Nap height 18 mm:
For paint rollers, the general rule is: the finer the texture, the smoother the resulting coating or paint, but with less paint absorbed in one dip. For larger areas, such as residential walls, it is better to choose a larger roller and at the same time with a longer nap, which allows covering a larger area at once and reduces the occurrence of unwanted seams. For rough surfaces (textured plaster or initial paint on new stucco), opt for a roller with an 18-millimeter pile and a so-called padding (approximately five-millimeter textile layer on the core of the roller, which ensures flexible adaptation to irregularities).