Proper Roller Handling and Storage

get my primer all the way up to the top so a few other tips and tricks when it comes to using an interfere roller i've in the past left my rollers sitting leaning on the wall like that and the actual inner core is full of paint and the paint will start to bleed out through your roller and start dripping out there actually pretty rapidly so you wouldn't want to let your roller sit there for literally more than a minute or so the other thing is if you let it set there too long it starts to dry around the edges right there if you left it set there for like 10 minutes five or ten minutes this spot right there on the wall would actually show when you went back and rolled your wall so the interview roller i don't typically ever let it set up against a wall like that unless i'm only gonna do something real quick come back i'm gonna hit that spot otherwise i'm gonna take a bucket and um i usually have an empty bucket take my therapy roller and i'm gonna set it in the bucket just like this this has water in this i don't want it to get down in the water so i'm gonna set it it's just gonna hang on the bucket the paint will start to roll down and drip off there into the bucket and it won't drip on your floor or your drop cloth so you gotta you know every now and then spin your roller and allow it to distribute the paint you know inside the roller so it's not pooling down the bottom kind of a simple little handy tip that you would eventually learn if you've used it long enough over time i'll give you a quick tip when it