Painting the Wall

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Should You Use The Smart Roller? Wagner Smart Roller Review!

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What happens here

Once the roller is loaded, begin applying paint to the wall. To release paint, pull the yellow trigger on the handle. The presenter demonstrates rolling upwards and downwards. He notes that in tight spaces like hallways, the extended plunger can hit the opposite wall or the floor, limiting maneuverability. He also observes significant paint splatter and stippling (uneven texture) on the wall, suggesting the roller cover's quality might be low.

Goal: Apply paint evenly to the wall using the Wagner Smart Roller.

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Wagner Smart Roller — Applying paint to the wall

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attempt to begin loading so we've almost used half of it and it's not even loaded up yet starting to get loaded now so it took one whole thing to actually load it up so now we're gonna load it up again [Applause] so one thing your thing that your plunger is going to hit the floor that's kind of interesting it's not like a regular extension pole would just end right there so that is a little now it's going to hit the ceiling what the heck because you can't lay out your wall you can't that's interesting i wonder if anybody thought about that one and you can't lay it out upwards because that's gonna the plunger part works fairly freely you don't have to squeeze too hard [Music] okay i see it stippling the wall really bad it's a high quality roller you can see the pain is splattering really bad this thing is pretty dang heavy um let me see here we're gonna load her back up again this

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