Graco 244512 Pressure Rollr Kit Graco

I have used this with my gx 21 as I was unable to spray good piece of kit the roller head takes a long time to clean otherwise no problem

Product is a time saver. You can paint large areas quickly. It leaves a great finish and is reduces the amount of splashes you normally get with tradition rollers. The only downer is that you have to be careful when setting it up to ensure the connections are tight to avoid leakage. Make sure you use a spanner to tighten the connection. Clean up is also time consuming but it really pays off if if you are painting a whole house or a whole floor.

Excelente calidad y rapidez para pintar ya que no tienes que estar recargando el rodillo en la charola, se ahorra mucha pintura.

Todo ha sido muy bien.

I've used a power paint roller for decades now, and I bought this with a Graco sprayer to improve over the others I had used in the past. The jury's still out on the sprayer, as my first use of the Graco was to paint using the roller attachment. It's a bit fussy to set up, and I miss having a shield over one side of the roller. For doing ceilings, lifting the roller unit above your head gets tiring really quick. I had to mess with the pressure a bit, but I finally got it dialed in to where I could hit the trigger for a second or two, and have enough paint to keep rolling uninterrupted. (It was just a hair beyond the "roller" setting on the pressure knob.)Once you develop a rhythm, the rolling goes quickly. I still hate cleaning paint rollers, but at least with the Graco sprayer, I found that it took only a minute or two to get all the paint out and flush with clear water, including the pump, hose and roller attachment, vs. a half hour or more with the older rollers I used.One helpful tip I can give is that if you're working in limited space, you do not have to use the extension--simply remove it and attached your roller right to the trigger handle. Everything seems sturdily built, so it should give a good, long life. Is it a bit pricey at nearly $90? Sure. But for me, the time savings and the superior paint job have always made a power roller worth the money. I never could have applied three coats of paint as efficiently as I did without this roller.

Good quality