Paint Runner Roller | 
 enlarge | Brand: Paint
Category: Home Improvement
Buy New: £24.90
New (3) from £24.90
Rating:  9 reviews
Sales Rank: 70
Media: DIY & Tools
Fragile: No
Shipping Weight (lbs): 1.9
Dimensions (in): 12.8 x 9.1 x 4
MPN: SMD00484
Model: SMD00484
EAN: 5060144961204
ASIN: B000RZB6P6
Availability: Usually dispatched within 1-2 business days
Condition: Complete kit,Main roller,Edging roller,measure jug,extension pole 3 pieces,Instructions
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| Features:
| • | The roller head can hold up to 1 litre of paint. | | • | Can be constantly used for up to 10 minutes covering up to 17 square metres of wall. | | • | The patented fabric and distribution system ensures even coverage on all surfaces. | | • | Included is the Paint Runner Edger, great for painting evenly along doors, windows and skirting boards. | | • | Re-useable it includes paint runner head, paint runner edger unit, jug and 85cm (33 inch) extension pole. |
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| Customer Reviews: Read 4 more reviews...
 Paint Runner. September 2, 2008
First, considering that Dulux have brought out an automatic paint feed roller the original Paint Runner is expensive for what it is. From my experience, using a good quality paint, I found that I had to use the roller on a sheet of newspaper for 3 minutes before the paint came through. I also, found that even though the roller did not drip it did produce tiny pinhead droplets of paint which would ruin draylon material. I would highly recommend covering carpets and furniture. The additional edging tool is useless and the postage, if not free, is rediculous. In my opinion, it is good but it still needs loads of cleaning when the job is done. Maybe my paint was too good for it?
 top breaks August 15, 2008
More mess than using a pad, after trying to use it found the top snaps, I found it was easier to use a pad.
you have to water the paint down, pole is flimsey.
 Paint Runner July 17, 2008
3 out of 4 found this review helpful
Bought one 6 months ago. Think its is a brilliant tool and cannot understand all the negatives reviews.
Simple to use - you thin the paint as instructed, fill the machine and roll it backwards and forwards a few times on newspaper to prime it, as soon as the paint starts to flow start rolling it over the surface you wish to paint in a "W" pattern.Covers well and no mess ,drips or splashes.
Anyone that cannot do that must be really thick.
paint runner not the easiest of tools! May 23, 2008
7 out of 7 found this review helpful
this item works very well on simple plastered walls but if like me you are trying to paint on blown vinyl or other textured surfaces it becomes very labour intensive as you need to use quite a bit of pressure and the roller is quite heavy when loaded. The edging tool also performs poorly on these surfaces i found a small roller much more practical for edging. I had no difficulty getting the paint to come throuh the roller as i used B&Qs cheap paint i did not need to water it down as it was quite thin already like the consistancy of cold tinned custard . I did however find that it covered evenly and i only needed one coat which was good, another plus was that it did not drip and i was able to leave furniture etc uncovered.
Paint Runner April 24, 2008
9 out of 11 found this review helpful
This is probably the worst 'labour saving' and 'time saving' gadget I have ever purchased. The paint either would not pass through the roller when undiluted, or poured through the roller when diluted according to manufacturers instuctions. I have consigned it to the rubbish skip where it belongs. In the time it would have taken to get the paint to the correct consistency I could have painted the room with an artists brush!
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