Great post! This is so helpful - I’m currently repainting an entire kit and this will help with getting a smoother finish. I had no idea it existed. Thanks for sharing!
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I’m so used to using big rollers. I didn’t know that they make mini rollers. Awesome Tip.
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I didn’t know it existed either, I came across it by chance on the internet 
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These rollers are truly different from regular paint rollers. They don’t absorb paint, they only stick to the outside. They use a lot less paint, and the paint is distributed more evenly.
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@Liset this is good to know thank you !
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The roller is such a smart idea. does it soak up a lot of paint in the roller?
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The paint doesn’t soak into the roller that’s why this roller is so great 
With a small amount of paint, I was able to paint a lot. The rollers are very easy to clean.
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That’s fantastic. I would look into something like this for the pinball machine
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Wow…awesome tip! Now I might have to look for those…I wouldn’t dread painting large areas if I had these!
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Has anyone in the US bought these? I looked in Amazon but couldn’t find any that look like these.
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I also used the larger roller on a larger surface, and I noticed that the handle came loose quickly. The roller and handle are connected by a magnet, but I was glad I had it. The paint is applied more evenly to the wood.
Is there certain paints you cannot use on a kit? Im getting the space shuttle soon as my first wooden puzzle but its only wood colour 
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I think you can use any hobby paint. Most people use acrylic paint. Here are some links with painting tips: New to Rolife and wanting to paint a pice - #16 by Robotime
Thank you ill look into it 
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