Macerator

[pwdrive]

I found with rollers, trays etc that you get what you pay for, all mine have been from B&Q, no problems to date, I use a small roller or brush for laying up edges/detail etc then do the rest with a large roller that has an extendable handle, I don't wash out between shifts, just put them in a poly bag with a wrap around tie until the next day, talking about emulsion/acrylic stuff here, not gloss.

Lawrence.

[ppppenguin]

A long or extending handle is great. You can stand comfortably on the floor and cover a lot of wall and ceiling with minimum time and effort.

Not useful in this tiny downstairs loo where it would have been almost impossible to use.