Prepare and Maintain Roller Sleeves

themselves they're perforated sleeves so it's a special sleeve that you got to get you got to make sure you deal in them before you use them and I have some videos showing you how to deal in tiroler so just take a deal int that thing otherwise it's going to release some Lintz because the perforation process I believe is what causes a lot of the lengths that come out of the roller on your initial use so just deal int that first put it on and it's a great product you a lot of people bring up the fact it's just going to take a whole long time to set up and clean up and that's what I thought and I had this story told for you know I've told it multiple times in my Academy and stuff like that where I had one of these in the back of my vehicle for literally over two years and the back of my painting ban never use it because I thought the exact same thing it was gonna take too long to set up and clean up and eventually I got to a point where I wanted to shoot a video painting a garage and at the video to it was actually gonna be why I would not use one of these things and halfway through painting the garage I was absolutely amazed how well it worked and then I got to the point of cleaning it up and it cleaned it took me about ten minutes to clean it up and that was it's not very hard at all you just take the roller off the roller cleans up like any other nine inch roller you can just hook it up to a nine inch roller frame and clean it in a bucket or you can just throw them we just actually throw them away after you know the one job after this ceiling