Wooster Brush RR665-9 Ftp Roller Cover 9in X 3/16in

Product Description

The WOOSTER BRUSH RR665-9 is a 9-inch FTP roller cover designed for applying a wide range of coatings on smooth to semi-smooth surfaces. The 3/16-inch nap makes it suitable for flat, eggshell, satin, semi-gloss, and gloss finishes, as well as enamels, primers, urethanes, and epoxies. The cover features an exclusive white fabric with a double golden pinstripe construction engineered for the smoothest possible finish and greater paint capacity per load. The green double thick polypropylene core resists water, solvents, and cracking, extending the usable life of the cover through multiple applications. Painters, finish carpenters, and coating contractors are the primary users of this cover.

This roller cover is used in residential and light commercial painting applications where a fine, smooth finish is the target. It performs on interior walls, ceilings, doors, and trim surfaces that have been prepped to a smooth profile. Its short 3/16-inch nap is particularly well matched to low-texture drywall, plaster, and primed wood surfaces. The broad coating compatibility — including urethanes and epoxies — makes it a practical choice for both standard latex jobs and more demanding solvent-based or two-part coating systems.

Key Features

• 3/16-inch nap depth optimized for smooth and semi-smooth surfaces
• Exclusive white fabric with double golden pinstripe for a smooth, even finish
• Greater paint capacity per load reduces the number of reloads per pass
• Green double thick polypropylene core resists water, solvents, and cracking
• Compatible with flat, eggshell, satin, semi-gloss, gloss, enamels, primers, urethanes, and epoxies
• 9-inch width suits standard residential and commercial roller frames

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement cover for standard 9-inch roller frames used in residential and commercial painting applications.

Installation Notes

Install onto a compatible 9-inch roller frame before use. For solvent-based coatings such as urethanes or epoxies, confirm that the frame cage and end caps are also solvent-resistant before loading the cover. Condition the cover with a light rinse or tack-down pass appropriate to the coating type to remove any loose fibers before applying finish coats. Follow all coating manufacturer safety guidelines and ventilation requirements when working with solvent-based or two-part systems.