Myne arrived today is defo not cheaply made if was wouldnt be hard plastic is I'n mint condition has a adapter to insert in handle Idk why is handle fell ot must have been directed before was on stage
I have this system. It's hard to use you need a lot of strength in your arms as you have to press hard with it. Once filled it's heavy, and not that easy to apply as you have to press hard to get the paint to get through. My system is the blue original. But it's in a box in the shed.. I prefer a normal roller. Plus. Cleaning it out afterwards. Takes way longer 🇬🇧
applying the wrong amount of pressure can cause paint to push out around the edge of the roller, creating a streak. Also, it looks like they saturated the roller will all that water dripping down the walls.
This works amazing if you DONT use the measuring jug with the water line. You need to mix the paint separately in a bucket with much less water than advertised...the consistency is the key...different brands dilute differently.
This works fine for me. You should not add to much pressure and let the roller do the work. As what makes the paint pour is to much water has been added. You should mix the paint correctly. Not working properly is that you have made some mistakes. Correct it and use it properly it surely works well. I am a first time user not a professional at all but it did work well.
They didn't use it properly. I've used these as 'disposables' to paint ceilings and internal walls and external walls. It's quick and if done right doesn't drip. Uses far less paint too. The quality of the tool itself is crap so after a few big jobs .the roller material can start to split a bit, but given the coverage, lack of mess and time savings it's worth it and economical. Just treat it as an item to be disposed of after a few jobs and you'll be fine.
I dont get why they dont just make the thing from better materials. The old rollers would instantly go extinct. I bought one of these and it broke on the first use. How would anyone know you are not supposed to press and how would you even be able to do that considering the thing holding the roller is bending and even the poles are also bending. I managed to do 1 coat of paint and and then it started leaking from the side cuz the fabric came out of the plastic part. But before that like after celling and a wall,the pole broke where it was connected to the roller and since the size is not like any other similar tool I couldnt even replace it. In essence just better materials,being able to dissassemble the thing to clean it faster and maybe a longer handle even if its 3 pieces like now would be great. The angle one didnt survive 1 fall lel. Idk why the handle of it came out of it but the result was broken plastic.
This is a joke of a review. I used this on several paint jobs I had and it works every time. I don't normal pour paint straight out of a can. You'll need to dilute the paint before applying it to the wall or it'll get streaks like that. It's the same thing with paint sprayers. The quality of the paint is also an issue sometimes.
I was going to go down the town and buy one but after watching this video I don't think I'll bother I think I will stick to just getting somebody else to do it for me while I just put the kettle on and offer them a biscuit to me that works better than ,,this,, I mean someone with cash in hand not some professional out the paper, who will charge you a small fortune lol
I PAID for this over $50 and it was in April. 2020. It is June 21 and I still haven't received it. How do I get my product or money back. It says it comes from London. they chanrged me a international fee. I want my rollers or my money.
Those marks on the wall from the roller is down the the way the guy applied pressure on the roller. This will happen with even the most expensive professional rollers if too much pressure is applied to one side and not evenly throughout the roller. This comes from a professional decorator. Definitely cant blame to roller for those running streaks. Doesnt matter which tool you use if the paint isn't applied evenly and correctly it will look shit regardless.
Chris Johnson I was going to say the same thing about the smaller roller breaking. The product is made out of plastic and he’s applying his entire body weight onto it when he’s on the ground. Also nobody paints like him pushing the roller at that angle down like crazy until it breaks. People stand at a distance and then let the roller go up and down he is like fully force idiot pressing his body on it until it breaks.
For my profession I am in contact with various paint manufacturers, where I sell raw materials that are used in paints, inks, lacquers, etc. Every brand and every type of paint that is brought on the market has been specifically formulated ready for use. Only in very hot conditions it could be that some water is added, which is often only done by professionals. All paints are already perfect in balance with the right amount of resin, water, pigments and additives such as anti-foaming, leveling agents (to give a better flow when the paint is wet), and very important for wall paints are the thickeners; or to be more precise 'rheology modifiers'. If you add water to the paint under normal conditions, you will bring the entire system out of balance. This results in dripping, lower color strength (you are diluting your paint so very likely that you have to apply more than 1 layer) and even secondary issues such as sagging (pigments and fillers sag out over time when the paint is still wet and creates an irregular film), and it also expires more quickly. My advice for the DIY people: Buy quality paint and quality rollers, brushes and containers. You will see that it will cover just as good, possibly even better than these heavily overpriced 'magic paint rollers'.
Yeah, is cool idea. But hard to implement.. And like some comentor say, is gonna be heavy because of the paint inside the roller. I would bought it just for the sake of experience if it's cheaper.
whole load of rubbish just wasting your money, i bought mine couple of years ago the paint wouldn't come out evenly. Dont waste your time and money just invest in a roller.
If you feel the need to buy one of these; then you obviously can't paint walls using the proper tools. On that basis just get a decorator in to do the job properly.
If the paint "runs" and is causing streaking, then you are using a poor quality paint. Years ago we used DuPont Latex paint; it was thick and did not "run" or leave streaks.
I would bet the non plastic part came off a bit and it leaked paint just like mine. Later on I pulled it all out thinking maybe its supposed to come off for cleaning it easier but so far havent figured out how to do it lel. This product is a good idea but poorly executed. Cheapest materials you can find,bad balance between the roller and the thing that is holding it,even the plastic covers would have been much better if they were not portruding like they are but instead are a bit in the roller even if they had to make the whole roller a bit longer and thinner for it to work. Cant comment on the angle one cuz it fell from my hands and broke. 2m fall and it broke....
Hi everyone i already used last month blue one from Argos its good to paint save paint but looks very BAD my wall lanes on roof and wall esvelve and plus riped so fast i already change and the second one is again riped rubish quality the roller edges one is nice thumbs up for that but corner is ok but makes black lanes so 50 50 . In feature a use only edges one bad on walls i will use old style nice paint and cover no lanes good luck God bless all in Jesus name
I don't think I'll buy one of those, it's a shame because it's a good idea, but it obviously doesn't work, the quality of the roller didn't seem that good either.
Saw the Paintrunner Pro advertised on TV channel last week. Would not buy one now after seeing this and similar TH-cam videos reporting poor results. I worked in Injection Moulding in Plastics for over 30yrs and would be embarrassed if the product went into my work bin looking like that. Poor quality control methods with a 'That will do' attitude. To be fair there was a 30 day money back guarantee if not satisfied, but you paid return postage so it made it economically senseless to go to the bother of cleaning the product up,repacking it and then taking it to the post office. I suspect these all end up in the refuse bin after a few weeks. Be very surprised if this product is for sale in eighteen months time.
What was running was the excess water in the roller. As a bathroom remodeler, I paint a LOT. I Cannot imagine why you would have to wet the roller first. In essence, they are making you dilute the paint so it flows through the roller. Stupid! Junk product and not well thought out.
@@BathroomSolutions1 Going right into the paint works eventually, but it will be quite a bit of crappy, wasted, and different looking paint for a little while. Guess what soaks into a dry roller very fast? Water.... gues what is in water based paint? Water... the dry roller quickly soaks up the water out of the paint into the center and now you are rolling concentrated solids for a little bit. A prewet roller when properly just left damp does not do this.. there is only upside when done correctly. Leave too much of the water/mineral spirits and well yea duh it isnt good when you are literally painting out the paint's solvent. Just damp where the paint only comes out and it is nothing but good.
Was roller washed before use dryed not using a air dryer before use not using new.s paper print go straight to wall or using to much pressure to many false review.s that is bollocks
Have just used this product on my bathroom, believe me its a load of rubbish compared to a traditional roller it dosnt release enough paint even when you push harder its cleaner to use but end result, to put it mildly is crap.
This product should come with a warning saying thanks for wasting your money this really is not fit for purpose a pile of shit would paint better than this
He was applying a ton of pressure, look at the pole bend.
It was bending because its thin plastic
I’ve got one works fine for me 🤷♀️ no streaks doesn’t leak, he was putting too much pressure on it
Myne arrived today is defo not cheaply made if was wouldnt be hard plastic is I'n mint condition has a adapter to insert in handle Idk why is handle fell ot must have been directed before was on stage
wow
I have this system. It's hard to use you need a lot of strength in your arms as you have to press hard with it. Once filled it's heavy, and not that easy to apply as you have to press hard to get the paint to get through. My system is the blue original. But it's in a box in the shed.. I prefer a normal roller. Plus. Cleaning it out afterwards. Takes way longer 🇬🇧
applying the wrong amount of pressure can cause paint to push out around the edge of the roller, creating a streak. Also, it looks like they saturated the roller will all that water dripping down the walls.
I'm sure the back roll method still needs to be applied to eliminate the streaks
I use it constantly and it is fantastic. No problems. No cheapness.
The roller leaked as soon as I poured the paint it leeks outside from the bottom and the sides as well, it was a mess
@@ihabahmed1132 how many videos are you going watch and comment the same things ? Grow up ahmed
This works amazing if you DONT use the measuring jug with the water line. You need to mix the paint separately in a bucket with much less water than advertised...the consistency is the key...different brands dilute differently.
Measure,pour in roller, roll for 2 min on papers. I 'll be done already with regular roller 😃
and messy with splattered droplets as well, correct ?
If it ends up looking like crap then it doesn't matter how easy it is. LOL.
This works fine for me. You should not add to much pressure and let the roller do the work. As what makes the paint pour is to much water has been added. You should mix the paint correctly. Not working properly is that you have made some mistakes. Correct it and use it properly it surely works well. I am a first time user not a professional at all but it did work well.
I guess the old saying IS true...."if it sounds too good to be true, it probably is". 😉
Most fair and honest test, TY :)
wagner paint sticks, load paint in the stick, have used for years
Almost bought this. Thank you for the review. Too good to be true
should have bought it - its him!
Worked fine for me. Love it.
I bought a similar one,Paint Runner. Save your money.
I was about to get one. Is it not worth it?
@@theodorev666 you won't find a good review of the runner pro anywhere. Save your money!
This is the best review ever.... I appreciate you guys.
Clean up must be a nightmare also! think I’ll stick to my regular roller thanks.
They didn't use it properly. I've used these as 'disposables' to paint ceilings and internal walls and external walls. It's quick and if done right doesn't drip. Uses far less paint too. The quality of the tool itself is crap so after a few big jobs .the roller material can start to split a bit, but given the coverage, lack of mess and time savings it's worth it and economical. Just treat it as an item to be disposed of after a few jobs and you'll be fine.
I dont get why they dont just make the thing from better materials.
The old rollers would instantly go extinct.
I bought one of these and it broke on the first use.
How would anyone know you are not supposed to press and how would you even be able to do that considering the thing holding the roller is bending and even the poles are also bending.
I managed to do 1 coat of paint and and then it started leaking from the side cuz the fabric came out of the plastic part.
But before that like after celling and a wall,the pole broke where it was connected to the roller and since the size is not like any other similar tool I couldnt even replace it.
In essence just better materials,being able to dissassemble the thing to clean it faster and maybe a longer handle even if its 3 pieces like now would be great.
The angle one didnt survive 1 fall lel.
Idk why the handle of it came out of it but the result was broken plastic.
You're the best teacher! Thank you so much
This is a joke of a review. I used this on several paint jobs I had and it works every time. I don't normal pour paint straight out of a can. You'll need to dilute the paint before applying it to the wall or it'll get streaks like that. It's the same thing with paint sprayers. The quality of the paint is also an issue sometimes.
Not using paint thiner or watering the paint down should have used a stick first to mix the paint then poured in I've just ordered one 😱
Everything worked in there except the guy doing it. He had no clue what the hell he was doing so course it's not going to work
You should of sprayed it on with a Decorators spray gun, it's a way better finish and is easy to use and goes on real quick.
If I buy the paint brush and the foam get spoil how can I get another foam or spare of the tolls
Just watch, "Vivian Tries"! 👩👩👩👩
Sarah Coffey i just came from there haha that was like my worse nightmare.
Vivian didn't follow all the directions: wet the roller and squeeze out excess water. That keeps the paint from running out like it did.
Had the same problem with mine but I used a 12 inch roller on top to even the pain out
It worked fine for me, it was the washing that was insane, I threw it away. so , this is great for one time use,
I was going to go down the town and buy one but after watching this video I don't think I'll bother
I think I will stick to just getting somebody else to do it for me
while I just put the kettle on and offer them a biscuit
to me that works better than ,,this,, I mean someone with cash in hand
not some professional out the paper, who will charge you a small fortune lol
I bought one yesterday 🙄🙄🙄
I used it today 🤦🏾♀️
Taking it back to the shop tomorrow to get a refund 😫😫😫😫
Absolutely waste of time & money 💰
Mine broke just as I started using wat a waste of money
Can use it for the first coat or primer. Fast.
Second coat use a regular roller.
I PAID for this over $50 and it was in April. 2020. It is June 21 and I still haven't received it. How do I get my product or money back. It says it comes from London. they chanrged me a international fee. I want my rollers or my money.
I’m a remodeler and I would never buy junk like this. The best thing to do is get good rollers and brushes. Also get quality paint.
Those marks on the wall from the roller is down the the way the guy applied pressure on the roller. This will happen with even the most expensive professional rollers if too much pressure is applied to one side and not evenly throughout the roller. This comes from a professional decorator. Definitely cant blame to roller for those running streaks. Doesnt matter which tool you use if the paint isn't applied evenly and correctly it will look shit regardless.
Chris Johnson I was going to say the same thing about the smaller roller breaking. The product is made out of plastic and he’s applying his entire body weight onto it when he’s on the ground. Also nobody paints like him pushing the roller at that angle down like crazy until it breaks. People stand at a distance and then let the roller go up and down he is like fully force idiot pressing his body on it until it breaks.
Can't smooth out wene paint is in roller
You could use that and then use a standard roller to blend it all in that had no paint on it?
Yeah but that defeats the object! I guess if you already bought it and wanna try get your money's worth.
You have to use them as we regularly use a dollar roller to pay back what was spent
I guess it'll be helpful for a newbie painter eh? just ordered it yesterday.
Use it after you wash it :))
For my profession I am in contact with various paint manufacturers, where I sell raw materials that are used in paints, inks, lacquers, etc.
Every brand and every type of paint that is brought on the market has been specifically formulated ready for use. Only in very hot conditions it could be that some water is added, which is often only done by professionals.
All paints are already perfect in balance with the right amount of resin, water, pigments and additives such as anti-foaming, leveling agents (to give a better flow when the paint is wet), and very important for wall paints are the thickeners; or to be more precise 'rheology modifiers'.
If you add water to the paint under normal conditions, you will bring the entire system out of balance. This results in dripping, lower color strength (you are diluting your paint so very likely that you have to apply more than 1 layer) and even secondary issues such as sagging (pigments and fillers sag out over time when the paint is still wet and creates an irregular film), and it also expires more quickly.
My advice for the DIY people: Buy quality paint and quality rollers, brushes and containers.
You will see that it will cover just as good, possibly even better than these heavily overpriced 'magic paint rollers'.
The "painter" is useless. I have it and it works just fine :)
Who endorsed this video?
More crap to buy and dump in land fill disgraceful
That's the best description for this pile of shit!
How much pressure you apply makes all the difference.
It's faster to use proper roller if u know how to.. No need to be perfect atleast ur not lazy as this guy is 😂😂
I bought one it broke as soon as I started Paintin am very disappointed
where can I buy this roller?
Something which constanly gives paint whenever u role it sounds like you end up with too much paint.
Yeah, is cool idea. But hard to implement..
And like some comentor say, is gonna be heavy because of the paint inside the roller.
I would bought it just for the sake of experience if it's cheaper.
Guessing the streaks are a result of using water from the start
The streaks are because you can't paint a wall professionally!
It worked for me he’s pressing to hard
The roller leaked as soon as I poured the paint it leeks outside from the bottom and the sides as well, it was a mess
Some people just aren’t made for labor and it shows
...Great, honest review! Very helpful!.This is one of the greatest videos in human history....Thank you, great reviews...Thank you for the review.
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I've yet to see anyone clean one of these things.
whole load of rubbish just wasting your money, i bought mine couple of years ago the paint wouldn't come out evenly. Dont waste your time and money just invest in a roller.
If you feel the need to buy one of these; then you obviously can't paint walls using the proper tools. On that basis just get a decorator in to do the job properly.
Graham D lol your decorator business failing ?
If the paint "runs" and is causing streaking, then you are using a poor quality paint. Years ago we used DuPont Latex paint; it was thick and did not "run" or leave streaks.
I would bet the non plastic part came off a bit and it leaked paint just like mine.
Later on I pulled it all out thinking maybe its supposed to come off for cleaning it easier but so far havent figured out how to do it lel.
This product is a good idea but poorly executed.
Cheapest materials you can find,bad balance between the roller and the thing that is holding it,even the plastic covers would have been much better if they were not portruding like they are but instead are a bit in the roller even if they had to make the whole roller a bit longer and thinner for it to work.
Cant comment on the angle one cuz it fell from my hands and broke.
2m fall and it broke....
So its not fit for purpose
i think you got maybe copy one because the real one is Blue colour one
Hi everyone i already used last month blue one from Argos its good to paint save paint but looks very BAD my wall lanes on roof and wall esvelve and plus riped so fast i already change and the second one is again riped rubish quality the roller edges one is nice thumbs up for that but corner is ok but makes black lanes so 50 50 . In feature a use only edges one bad on walls i will use old style nice paint and cover no lanes good luck God bless all in Jesus name
There's too much acting in this 😂
Thought it was Bald and bankrupt in the thumbnail
I don't think I'll buy one of those, it's a shame because it's a good idea, but it obviously doesn't work, the quality of the roller didn't seem that good either.
Saw the Paintrunner Pro advertised on TV channel last week. Would not buy one now after seeing this and similar TH-cam videos reporting poor results. I worked in Injection Moulding in Plastics for over 30yrs and would be embarrassed if the product went into my work bin looking like that. Poor quality control methods with a 'That will do' attitude. To be fair there was a 30 day money back guarantee if not satisfied, but you paid return postage so it made it economically senseless to go to the bother of cleaning the product up,repacking it and then taking it to the post office. I suspect these all end up in the refuse bin after a few weeks. Be very surprised if this product is for sale in eighteen months time.
This is nearly as cringy as the ad. No drop sheets
Kako da narucim
Pour it straight to the dustbin.
Lol was just about to buy this and didnt thanks to this vid.
Bad Quality ,I have one and do not work well
More plastic crap to go in the landfill
Weird 'infomercial' channel. Bizarre.
Pressing way to hard
What was running was the excess water in the roller. As a bathroom remodeler, I paint a LOT. I Cannot imagine why you would have to wet the roller first. In essence, they are making you dilute the paint so it flows through the roller. Stupid! Junk product and not well thought out.
Ummmmm.... that is the recommended way to use like all rollers... defuzz and prewet with the base of the paint.
Jasoninee You never prewet a roller with WATER. You prewet with paint only. Maybe we are not on the same page 😀
@@BathroomSolutions1
Just a quick example... from a paint manufacturer nonetheless:
kellymoore.com/homeowner/faqs/#sub11
Look at paint roller tips
@@BathroomSolutions1
Going right into the paint works eventually, but it will be quite a bit of crappy, wasted, and different looking paint for a little while.
Guess what soaks into a dry roller very fast? Water.... gues what is in water based paint? Water... the dry roller quickly soaks up the water out of the paint into the center and now you are rolling concentrated solids for a little bit.
A prewet roller when properly just left damp does not do this.. there is only upside when done correctly. Leave too much of the water/mineral spirits and well yea duh it isnt good when you are literally painting out the paint's solvent. Just damp where the paint only comes out and it is nothing but good.
@@BathroomSolutions1
Sorry I forgot to do all capitals whenever I typed out WATER.
Just use a Wagner pour and spray
Simlar to painter pro is not in production no more & is even cheap the flat cap even fell off cant use thick paints has to be watered down
I really hated 😡 I waisted my money, my time and my paint. No bueno.
Of course it went on fast you didn’t cut in the fucking wall also if you use cheap paint it’s go to spray more.. come on people common sense
Absolute rubbish... he put it on way too thick as well
Never trust as seen on TV items
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Thank you!!!!! I will not be buying this
Make good job save time but roller but quality and ripped , for edges is make good job but cornet is but
Coming from a painter as a proffesion. This is a joke ahaha
Holy crap, soo disappointed.
Was roller washed before use dryed not using a air dryer before use not using new.s paper print go straight to wall or using to much pressure to many false review.s that is bollocks
Damn surely he's lazy to use proper roller
J'ai acheté 35 EUR pas bien
QUE HORROR, achei que só no Brasil existiam essas tretas!!!!!!!!!!
Have just used this product on my bathroom, believe me its a load of rubbish compared to a traditional roller it dosnt release enough paint even when you push harder its cleaner to use but end result, to put it mildly is crap.
Ten váleček je pěkný zmetek!!!
does not work leaves streaks and broke handle rubbish
It does spray, and the fact that you have ti roll it for a couple of minutes first is ridiculous
Any roller that doesn't allow you to backroll aka smooth out what you just applied is garbage.
Dylan haegens?
My dad bought this yesterday, guess what? It broke easily 🤣🤣🤣🤣 waste of money
This product should come with a warning saying thanks for wasting your money this really is not fit for purpose a pile of shit would paint better than this
Very heavy handed, let the roller do it; no skill!
A scam is what it is
Mass produced junk.
Nothing's perfect ijs