Airless Paint Sprayer Roller Inner Feed for High Pressure Airless Spray Gun with Wand Power Wall Brush Self-Priming Paint Roller 11.8 inch Extension Pole

Works very well, good value for the price

Bought this for my Graco 395 sprayer. All components were first rate except for the somewhat flimsy splatter guard - it’s plastic but perhaps a little too thin plastic. Don’t let that stop you however, for the price this is a solid deal! (Home Depot wants $95 for same). I’ve oiled (greased) all my fittings to simplify cleanup - this unit is going to see lots of work here in my windy town when I cannot be spraying. I like the heavy duty extension poles - 4 of them 12” long.Order the perforated roller pads when you order this - Lowe’s doesn’t carry them, nor Harbor Freight; but Home Depot does @ $11.23 each.

Works fine but leaks

Bought this to use for staining the outside of my fence. I didn't consider the fact that many of the boards weren't flush with each other and ended going back to spraying and back-brushing. With that said, the roller did seem to deliver the stain well and will probably come in handy the next time I have to pain flat surfaces. I took away one star because you have to be careful with keeping extension poles screwed together tight. that could be an issue working indoors, if it got away from you.

We have a 21 foot high ceiling that needed painted. I wanted to spend as little time as possible but did not want to spray as that creates a mist and paint dust everywhere. This was the next best option and worked perfectly to convert my airless paint sprayer to a power roller. Was able to finish this job in a fraction of the time it would have taken a conventional roller. Highly recommend.

Great product but I only used it once and when I pulled it apart ro clean it the plastic broke off and now I need a new roller assembly and that is half the price of the m whole setup. Just buy a name brand u will save money and get a better product.

It lasted for about 30 minutes. Not a total loss, because I was able to use the spray gun handle and extensions with a different brand of roller.

The airless paint roller inner feed system (ASIN: B0C2GXTWMT) is a more effective means of using the rolling technique. The basic roller pan and roller handle have the limitations of time lost dipping into the pan and the significant protentional of drips between the pan and the wall. For years I used an DC electric paint pump to a roller that solved many of the previously mentioned issues, but it had a limited amount of paint, about 1/4th gallon, that I had to hand carry with me in a separate container, even on ladders. This, for me, is the next step. Using an airless pump to supply paint to the roller. This eliminates the pan, dripping between it and the wall, and the small paint supply with the need to hand carry it everywhere. I can pull paint directly from a 5 gallon bucket to a distance as long as my hose will reach.The handle provides the flow control via the trigger. It is recommended to start using the airless pump at minimum pressure. The filter in the handle is nice, as I like to filter as close to the application point as possible. Replacements for this type of in-line filter are pretty common. The trigger allows for full hand grip/control, so no single or double finger fatigue.The extension is effective. A gasket is included in each section.The roller worked well. The paint feeds from the inside, the same as with the DC electric. There is a little resistance to the rotation of the roller on the handle. Be careful not to over supply paint the roller. If it gets too full of paint it becomes very slick on the wall and will not rotate well, making the paint smear. If this happens, stop supplying paint at the trigger, but keep attempting to roll the paint on. As the roller unloads it will again begin to roll and apply the paint properly.