Hi All,

I need to do some artex repair work at my Nans house, and the texture she
has I now know is called bark.

One google later it appears that you need a bark roller to do this, and that
this crowd will sell me one for ~£5

http://www.dry-lining.co.uk/product/...r_180_mm_14021

When you click on the photo to enlarge, it looks like the roller doesnt
actually have any pattern. Are they really just plain? Is so, can I use any
plain roller?

Thanks,
Chris

On May 23, 11:31*am, "chris" wrote:
Hi All,

I need to do some artex repair work at my Nans house, and the texture she
has I now know is called bark.

One google later it appears that you need a bark roller to do this, and that
this crowd will sell me one for ~£5

http://www.dry-lining.co.uk/product/...r_180_mm_14021

When you click on the photo to enlarge, it looks like the roller doesnt
actually have any pattern. Are they really just plain? Is so, can I use any
plain roller?

Thanks,
Chris

It'll cost you a £1 pastry roller to find out.


NT