Wooster Brush, 6 Count (Pack of 1), R959 R959-9 Painter's Choice Roller Cover 3/8 Inch Nap, 6-Pack, 9 Inch, 128

Good rollers

Once a year I paint our decks with a wood stain. Wooster brush roller makes this an easy job - even coverage, no skips. They leave no fuzz just a smooth finish. I keep using same roller brush holder and just buy new rollers every year. This year I tried a roller brush cover (I saw one of these on Shark Tank and saw it being sold in a local HomeDepot) so I can continue painting with the same roller and it worked perfectly. Then I left the cover to see how long the cover will keep the paint from drying out and it was still wet a week later. In attached photo you see me testing the roller after a week inside the cover - as you see it is still wet and usable! Ali Julia review

They are inexpensive, not too thick or thin. Work well with general latex paint.

I paint A LOT, and don't like washing my paint rollers out just to move to the next paint color. These are great. I wet them the day before I plan to paint (so the rollers don't suck up all the paint), let them dry and they are ready to go. The coverage is always smooth and they're priced right. Easy to use. I've purchased this brand many times and will continue.

I bought some of these these a long time ago Wooster Brush BR659-9 Painter's Choice Roller Cover with .375-Inch Nap, 6-Pack , 9-Inch to get to the elusive Super Saver Shipping of course. I didn't expect much since they're cheap, and have the appearance of an economy grade cover. Anyway, I was pleasantly surprised. When I finally ran out (who thinks about buying roller covers from Amazon) and couldn't find more at my local hardware store or home center, I bought others made by Purdy, Shur-Line and other well-known brands. None were ever as good as these. Purdy makes excellent paint brushes, but their rollers are merely OK and tend to make bubbles. Shur-Line makes excellent edgers but I never used any of their covers that didn't shed. Even Shur-Line's most expensive, top of the line "premium select" roller covers with their "shed resistant technology" shed badly. It's not the paint - I only buy Benjamin Moore and it's about $65 a gallon these days. They even tolerate cleaning well, if you want to you can get two or three uses out of a cover, but at this price why bother? So after failing to find anything better, I bought another set of these Wooster covers from Amazon. Once again I am pleased. They hold paint well, don't leave bubbles, and absolutely do not shed. They're better than ones I've paid three times as much for. Buy it!

Great roller, fantastic results compared to Purdy rollers sold at HD. I typically use a Purdy roller from HD, I use it that day a throw it away at the end of the day. I bought a six pack of these to start building inventory for a bigger upcoming job. Decided to use one for a smaller job last week and was quite surprised by the finish. While rolling the paint out noticed the wet pattern was different than the usual laydown. For whatever reason the shape of the droplets were elongated instead of round. Didn't know why but was curious as to how it would dry out and was not disappointed.

I bought these based on the great reviews here however I found they splatter paint enormously during use with eggshell latex. I painted half of the room with a Purdy White Dove roller cover which did not splatter paint on me or the floors and wished I had spent the extra money for those rollers once I began using these cheaper ones. My favorite paint brush is a Wooster, so no shade on the brand, but I won’t buy these again if I can help it.

I wanted a bunch of these at a good value price for rolling on thick goopy waterproofing paint in a basement. The paint doesn’t really come off of anything, so I wanted some rollers That i could use and toss at the end of each work day for a good price. These are great and do the job well for what I’m using them for. I feel like they are a good value. I’d buy them again if i need more for my job. Overall I’d recommend them.

Great painters sleeves.

Just finished painting a couple rooms. These rollers worked well.

Bought these to paint my living room and quickly discovered they are not standard fit to a roller. These are far too short and with gaps they leave a mess of paint splatters on the wall. The rollers are very cheap and left fuzz all over the wall which I had to go back and re-sand. I'd have to say the worst rollers I have ever painted with in 20+ years of painting.

These are shorter than your standard roller sleeve so Pay Attention to the size, I did not, approx 1” shorter than Any of my paint rollers,, my fault for assuming. These are good sleeves for the price but to short. I have used one already as I was in need and waiting when they came .

not a good choice