Wooster Brush R233-9 Texture Maker Roller Cover, 9-Inch

I needed to repair a 2x2ft section of stucco. First started with Rapid Set Stucco patch to fill the large area and laid it in level. The patch left a surface that was too smooth as compared to the surrounding stucco. I tried all kinds of approached to achieve the right textured finish. None came close. I needed a rough 3/32" bumpy surface. In desperation I bought this roller. I used wall tile mortar mix at a normal to wet consistency. I spread a very thin layer over the area to be textured with a trowel/spackle knife and then used the roller to create the texture. You will want to experiment first on a flat board to find the right mortar mix moisture consistency and roller pressure for your finish. As noted by other reviewers, using this for sanded paint will probably not work. The plastic roller loops are to big to hold paint but worked great for the mortar mix. You might be able to texture the stucco patch directly if it has not cured and you keep it wet. Highly recommended.,

Great product. Did what I needed to do

Worked great

I was remodeling a room and had Styrofoam tiles glued to the ceiling with construction adhesive. after a week of scraping glue, I was fed up and got a bucket of popcorn texture ( sadly ) and this roller to cover up the glue residue. It works well, and was able to get the project done with ease. the nap holds a lot of material but the thick material means you'll be reapplying your paint/texture often.

I DO NOT UNDERSTAND THESE. I have tried twice with two different epoxy floor jobs and all they do is splatter epoxy upwards. They are entirely not absorbent, which I understand is their point, but they also just do not move/smooth or do nearly anything. You can go over and over a bare spot or an area with too much epoxy and it just won't do anything. All it does is splatter it a bit. I don't get it!