How To Skim Whole Walls Using A Rollable Filler Called Dalapro Roll Nova

I came across a rollable filler called Roll Nova by Dalapro.
It comes in a 12 litre rectangular tub which is great to dip the roller straight in.
So for the kit I brought Beissier blades and application rollers from MyPaintbrush online.
They came in a carry case which is handy.
You roll the filler on straight from the tub so it goes on the wall in a stipple effect.
Then simply skim off the filler smooth with the different size blades and leave the walls to dry for 8 hours before sanding and painting.
Such a joy to use and looked like a plaster skimmed wall.
Very happy with the results

[Rumpy_Pumpskin]

I'm using the gear as i type this and I'm loving it. Wish i had bigger blades like your kit but well happy so far.
I'll need to roll it on thicker

[neilsbaker]

Thanks just the video I was looking for mate !

[spinx]

Been about a while this stuff. Good gear. Great video pal.

[samhouse]

thanks for the video - I would recommend adding Dalapro Roll Nova into the title of the video as I’ve been searching for videos on how to use for a while now and not seem that many - I reckon you’d get a lot more views if you did

[kritsonthebeat]

Do you think this is a better option than lining a wall mate?

[alanhartley]

Great job as always Daniel; those rollers that you use, can they be washed out afterwards or do u have to buy a new one each time, cheers

[AlfGuitar]

Hi Dan would you recommend this to go over walls that have had wallpaper stripped?

[mali]

how do you clean the roller? just wash it with warm water?
also can you show us what it looks like when dry?

[richardmcdougall]

Is this filler better than say Toupret ready mix joint filler? Assuming you could also use that .

[DarrenWheeler-ecoe]

Do you have to prime it before putting your finishing paint on Daniel

[neilsbaker]

I found it dragged when skimming …. Perhaps a second coat might work better.