it might be a base model but works correctly, what more can be said

woodchips

New Hampshire

This roller fit my nooks and crannies perfectly. I'm reinforcing a couple of fiberglass bumpers for my race car and this did the job.

Demon

Martinez CA

I'm repairing both port and starboard gun rails on my boat.

Nucleotide

S Dartmouth

New to Fiber-glassing, this helps alot. Great little tool to get the glass rolled out and all the air bubbles out. Makes even a beginners project look like it was done by a pro.

JAMESP

NORTH AUGUSTA, SC

Was exactly what I needed for a town chock full of boats and no local supplier for repair products. A great company to buy those much needed supplies from with great prices and great service! Thank You!

Nick

Colo. Spgs.,CO

Does the job when removing air bubbles from between layers of fiberglass fabric. Use smaller width rollers for tighter/compound inside corners. When rolling layers on a tight inside curve, it helps to use a wide-bladed putty knife (as wide or wider than roller) to follow the roller into the corner and hold the fabric while you roll the other surface.Clean well immediately after use, or the resin will build up in the grooves. The metal construction helps chip out some of this buildup, but it is not easy.

Leftwing24

Manchester NH

This is the best back massager I have eva used!

The Guy

Cape Cod, MA

I like the aluminum rollers because they have a little more heft than the plastic. The plastic rollers work fine also- just a matter of preference. All are well made and not expensive. They are easy to clean with solvent and do the job. Grooved rollers are best for working the resin into the fabric and for removing any air bubbles.

Robber Bob

Ossining, NY