Brushes, Rollers & Supplies

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Expected delivery: Tue, Nov 17

Brushes, rollers and supplies are what you need to apply paint and coatings neatly and clean up afterward. This subcategory includes paint brushes in synthetic and natural bristle, chip brushes for flux, adhesives and touch-up, roller frames and covers, extension poles, paint trays and liners, drop cloths, masking paper and plastic, paint stirrers and strainers, and scrapers. Facility crews and contractors use them for walls, floors, railings and equipment.

What to check before you order

Bristle type. Synthetic bristles work with water-based latex paints. Natural bristles suit oil-based paints, varnishes and stains.
Roller nap. Short nap covers suit smooth surfaces like doors and metal. Longer nap covers reach into block, rough concrete and textured walls.
Roller width and frame. Match cover width and core size to your frame. Wider rollers cover floors and walls faster.
Masking. Use painter's tape and masking film to protect trim, glass and equipment. Choose tape by surface and how long it will stay on.
Cleanup. Water-based paints clean up with soap and water. Oil-based coatings need the solvent on the label, and used rags should be handled as the SDS directs.

Pick your coating in paint and coatings, find masking tape under tape, or return to Paint & Marking.

Common questions

What size paint roller is used for walls?

A 9 in. roller is the standard size for walls and ceilings. Mini rollers of 4 to 6 in. fit doors and trim, and 18 in. rollers speed up large floors.

Can I leave a wet brush or roller between coats without cleaning it?

For a short break, wrap it tightly in plastic wrap or a sealed bag to keep air out, and keep it out of the sun. Clean it fully when the job is done.