Bates- Paint Roller Covers, 1/2" x 9" Roller Covers, Pack of 5, Covers for Paint Rollers, Naps for Paint Roller Brush, Roller Naps, House Painting Supplies, Nap for Roller Frame

These paint roller covers are a solid choice for anyone needing replacements. The quality is great, and they provide a smooth, even coat of paint without shedding or leaving behind fibers, which can be a real hassle. The material is durable, and the covers hold up well, even during extended painting sessions.I’ve used these on both textured and smooth surfaces, and they work equally well for both. They provide great coverage, and I’ve been able to get a nice, even finish without streaking. The replacement process is super easy—just slide them on and off the handle with no trouble at all.Overall, these roller covers are a fantastic value. They perform just as well as more expensive brands but at a much better price. If you’re looking for reliable, no-fuss roller covers that deliver smooth results, I definitely recommend these!

I always buy the same rollers to paint, they work great, and price is very good.

Bates makes some good painting supplies, but I don’t think this is one of them. Of course the price is right so if you don’t mind tossing them after each use.. honestly get a quality white dove, I’ve been using them for years. They can be washed over and over and still perform beautifully each time.

hold up well, work on smooth finish walls and rough lumber walls well.

These paint rollers are as advertised. Easy to use in sized right for slipping on the roller handle.

Decent rollers, not the best but get the job done for the price. They hold a good amount of paint don’t leave lint behind if you use tape first like any other roller. Don’t leave the greatest finish but that could have been from me not sanding or prepping the surface better. I personally saw a better finish with Purdy rollers using the same paint. I’m not a professional just a dude painting a room so take my opinion with a grain of salt

Good value

This will not fit some 9 in rollers. I managed to put it in. But could not take it out. Luckily i tried before painting. had to take it to a local store and two people had to pull it hard to take it off. Then i tried on a slightly cheaper roller and it went in but while painting it keeps coming out. it was a total nightmare. I had to buy some from the local store and finished the project. Wiill never order it.