Can I apply this with a paint roller? Thanks much.
467628
The ideal way to apply the Rainguard Waterproofer is with a sprayer, whether hand pump or airless. This is quick, efficient and effective. It "can" be applied using a paint roller but it has the viscosity of water so it will take some effort. On horizontal surfaces it will be much easier as you can move it around the surface without too much effort - but you still need to achieve a saturation or "flood coat" and get enough material into the surface. For a vertical application it can be done but it is not recommended as it will be even more difficult to get enough material into the surface and achieve a saturation or flood coat than a horizontal application and will take even more effort.
540555
I can't personally attest that it can, but because it has a variety of spray tips, I think that you might be able to. From what I read on the Paintinfo web page says that you don't want to spray, because you can't put on a thick enough coat, even if you do two coats. It seems that the optimum layer of elastomeric is in the range of 27 to 32 mils, and a sprayer is only going to give you in the range of 2-3 mils per coat. The info states that even with brush or roller application, you will probably need more than two coats to get your desired thickness. I hope this helps.
473425
You could but hair on a roller is layered. It may be better to steam the hair section, then roll so you can be sure the entire length gets steamed.
1399027
Yes. Just mix it into the paint according to instructions. The medium grade mix I find adds good texture.
1933887
Yes Wanda i used a paint roller and it did a very good job. Be sure and use a quality 8 inch nap roller. I love my garage.
311048
Yes, but it will take a few coats to completely cover. I have found that any paintable wallpaper sucks up the paint the first time it's painted. Use a good quality roller made for uneven surfaces.
2281343
Can be rolled-on if you have large flat area. Will definitely leave brush marks if you drag your brush thru more than once or twice. Strongly recommend cleaning / prepping surface first; otherwise, overlapping rolls / strokes may pull up the paint that you just put down (...ask me how I know this!!). This is GOOD, high temp paint. Should last a long time. Just needs proper prep prior to application. GOOD LUCK.
2177750
I guess you can but it comes with a nice polished finish. You would have to sand it all down. But I'm no painter so ask a professional lol It is very nice tho
1419396
You probably could use spray paint. The application requires wetting the paper (self-adhesive), so if you used spray paint it would be after putting it up on the wall. That might be a daring endeavor to avoid overspray. I used an interior latex paint using a paint roller. It's a beautiful pattern and it mimics punched tin ceiling tiles. I used it to create a faux backsplash in a kitchen. I highly recommend this wallpaper; beautiful and a great buy.
931906
yes, but I wouldn't recomend. I would use a control spray, which is to be used only with oil base paints.
794952
I think you should be able to apply the paint, but the magnets probably wouldn't stick to it very well. You usually need a fairly smooth surface to get a magnet to attach.
212375
If the plastic paint container is the same size as a regular paint can, then yes it will work. It will work with any container with a little ingenuity. It is designed to work with a standard one gallon paint can, but if you can get the suction hose into the paint container and secure it so it will not tip over (duct tape) it works.The only negative comment I have about the Power Roller is cleanup. If you are painting a small area or using more than one color, I would not recommend the Power Roller - too much time spent cleaning the machine.
1208518
I have no idea. You could thin a bit of it down and try. It is more consistency of acrylic paints.
141380
It can be applied with a roller, but it covers a small space. We ended up buying 3 cans and it only covered less than 1/2 of our roof. Even though it is clear it discolored the roof slightly so you could see where it had been applied. However, it did stop the 2 leaks that we had on the roof.
886346
I honestly do not know about paint. It is slightly abrasive so I doubt it. Good luck on your search.
1842327
It is better applied with a brush. It has a hardener which gives you about 45 minutes to apply before it gets too stiff. A roller would become too stiff to use.
1390835
As long as it's latex paint (not oil based) you'd be fine. As detailed in my review of this product, my experience with this device was not a good one. The unit is okay I guess, but the rollers for it are expensive and of poor quality, which lead to dissappointing results. For consistent results, I'd really recommend you just use regular pans & rollers.