RotaCota Cage Frame 230mm - 19114

RotaCota Friction Caulking Gun - 19-543
- Durable steel frame
- Comfortable grip
- Strong sturdy steel rod and quick-release system
- Fits most caulk and sealer cylinders
- Suitable for light to medium selant applications
Finish off any sealing projects with precision and accuracy using a cleverly designed caulking gun. Supporting most standard sized caulk and sealer cartridges in a sturdy steel frame, this gun is perfect for achieving smooth, clean results each and every time. Equip with a comfortable grip for controlled application, the caulking gun is ideal for any DIY aficionado producing quality professional edges, corners and joins.

Caulking Gun Ratchet - EC97053/HCT-C4230
- Durable steel frame
- Comfortable grip
- Strong sturdy steel rod and quick-release system
- Fits most caulk and sealer cylinders
- Suitable for light to medium selant applications
Finish off any sealing projects with precision and accuracy using a cleverly designed caulking gun. Supporting most standard sized caulk and sealer cartridges in a sturdy steel frame, this gun is perfect for achieving smooth, clean results each and every time. Equip with a comfortable grip for controlled application, the caulking gun is ideal for any DIY aficionado producing quality professional edges, corners and joins.

Roller Cover 230mm-PAR0965 - CH/HCT-RC5230
- Industrial quality woven nylon withstands harsh solvents
- Perfect for garage and shed floors, driveways, concrete paths and paving
- Suitable for epoxy resins and all paints
The perfect roller cover for painting concrete paths, garage and shed floors, driveways and paving. Industrial, quality made woven nylon withstands harsh solvents ensuring ease of use with maximum coverage. 11mm Nap. Available in 230mm & 270mm. Woven nylon withstands harsh solvents. Best for epoxy resins and all paints. Hang them vertically or display them horizontally.

Handy Tips:
If you are painting overnight, make sure you wrap up your paint roller covers in cling wrap, so they don’t dry out. They can then be reused the next day to finish off your painting task.

When painting a room always start on the ceiling and then work your way down from there. Ceiling, walls, trims and finally doors.