rolling walls and ceilings

[jackovitch]

how do I use the roller when applying emulsion to avoid roller marks

 

[EFLImpudence]

Keep going until they have disappeared.

 

[jackovitch]

lol

 

[jackovitch]

wall will be 30mm thicker if I did that, I want a real answer, thank you

 

[EFLImpudence]

I'll try once more.

With your paint covered roller, roll a small area and spread out until the area is evenly covered leaving no distinguishable lines or marks.

 

[imroberts]

I don't think the suggestion is to keep adding paint until the roller marks disappear.

More to keep rolling (without adding paint) until the roller marks disappear and you're left purely with the appropriately textured paint.

PS howcome this is in Electrics UK?

 

[DaveHerns]

Using the right roller for the paint and surface will help.

 

[Taylortwocities]

PS howcome this is in Electrics UK?

Err, maybe you put it in the wrong forum?
Hit the report button and ask for it to be moved.

 

[securespark]

I want a real answer, thank you

Then post it in Decorating...

 

[Doggit]

Use a medium pile roller (assuming it's a reasonably flat wall) and roll in one direction moving it in a 30degree varying pattern to move across the wall. The paint will get a line from the edge of the roller as you go, so you then turn it 90degrees, and roll in a similar pattern to keep spreading the paint, and that stops the edge build up. You'll then do a second coat a couple of hours later, and that will even the coverage.

Work in squares of about 2 to 3 foot at a time between refilling the roller. And this is what EFL was hoping you'd understand without having to go in to too much detail.

At the end of the day, it's just practice makes perfect.

 

[ban-all-sheds]

wall will be 30mm thicker if I did that, I want a real answer, thank you

I can't believe nobody has given you the real answer:

how do I use the roller when applying emulsion to avoid roller marks

You use it in a way which avoids roller marks, of course.