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Regular type
(Pipe dia.38mm) |
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Slip-on type
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Small type
(Pipe dia. 16.5mm) |
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| It is widely used and long-standing popularity. It is a standard choice of roller refills. Copper cap on top prevents paint leakage. |
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Its capsule structure prevents paint leakage. |
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Quick and handy. Most suitable for narrow areas and corners. |
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Applicable roller frame
1069:Wave Cage Frame |
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Applicable roller frame
1079:Slip-on Frame |
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Applicable roller frame
1047:Small Roller Frame |
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| 1. Attach roller refill to the roller frame tightly after removing extra hair from the roller refill. |
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2. Soak the roller refill in the thinner applicable to the paint, then roll over the roller on the roller net to get attached with the liquid. |
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| 3. Fill the paint in the roller bucket. Soak the roller refill into the paint, then roll over the refill on the roller net a few times. |
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4. Move the roller as if drawing a big "W", then shift in the order: up, down, left, and right to apply paints thoroughly. |
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| 1. Remove extra hair or dirt from the brush, then squeeze the brush through hands. |
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2. Soak brush in liquid thinner or water applicable to the paint until the brush gets attached with the liquid sufficiently. |
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| 3. Let the brush absorb the paint until the paint reaches 2/3 of the brush's absortion limit, then drive out the air from the brush by a spatula. Start painting after the brush is accstomed to paint on a paper. |
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4. Move the brush vertically up and down, then, move the brush horizontally for the paint films to be widely spread thoroughly. Move the brush up and down again for the finish up. |
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Masking Tape Usage |
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| 1. Insert your middle or forefinger into the masker core in order to support masking. |
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2. Tear up the tape first, then film carefully at the end of masking. |
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| 3. Remove the masker carefully after painting. |
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Corona Treatment |
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Corona Treatment is a special technology that enforces static electricity on the film surface increasing the strength of paint adhesion on the film surface.
Comparison Sample : Following pictures show the comparison of the paint conditions applied on Corona Treated Film and Normal PE Film when the paint is dried and rubbed lightly. |
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Corona Treated Film |
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Normal PE Film |
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| The picture shows that the paint does not come off, which proves the strong adhesiveness between paint and film. |
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The picture shows that the paint is lost partially, which proves the insufficient adhesiveness between paint and film. |
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