Prozart Deluxe Hard Rubber Brayer Roller 4-Inch - Heavy Duty Steel Frame - Comfortable Handle to Prevent Hand Cramps - Easily Spread Ink & Glue for Printing, Scrapbooks, Wallpapers & Stamping

Great product! It's very durable and comfortable to use. I used it to spread glue on a canvas and even after twenty minutes it washed cleaned easily. I really like it. The *ONLY* reason I am not giving it 5 stars is because the smell of the rubber is overpowering. It took a couple of days of leaving it out for the smell to vanish. If you can spare the time, this is a good, quality product backed by a team that cares and has great communication.

I like this roller, but I was hoping to use it to flatten out glue on my mini album pages, but not really enough equal pressure on the roller.

When I received this the frame was bent so the roller wouldn't stay on. I was able to bend it back in close to where it belongs. Other than that it's a pretty good product.

There are so many times that a brayer like this comes in handy, such as rolling out acrylic paint or craft glue thinned with water. Our daughter makes her own greeting cards and uses the brayer for layering decorative papers. This one works well and is a good size for what we use it for.

This was a good buy for my need to help get logos and other designs on the wood crafts I make. I can't really add much else. It's sturdy and well built. Worth the buy.

This brayer is well made and made bonding card stock to watercolor paper simple,quick, and pain-free. I will definitely get a lot of use out of this product, and I anticipate it will last many years. It is solid.

This roller was just the right weight for installing a sisal wallcovering. I appreciated the delivery time as it came earlier than originally estimated which worked well for my installation date!

Not suitable for regular use. The chromed metal cap on the end of the wooden handle came off one day (during use), and gouged the rubber roller. OK--not too happy with that, I cut it off. It was ornamental, anyhow. Today the axle on one end broke (it is very small). The other end is fine, but one end is "custom," for reasons that I cannot fathom. And now it's extra custom. I've had speedball brayers until the rubber rotted off--this one lasted less than six months.Do I use it professionally? Yep.Will I buy another? Nope.If you use it twenty times (or for twenty days) it will likely be fine. If you want a durable tool, skip this one. Buy something better.