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3 Tips Cutting In | How to Paint PERFECT Ceiling Lines Like a Pro (Straight, Clean & Beautiful)

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Video by The Idaho Painter

The Idaho Painter

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This video provides a detailed guide on mastering the technique of 'cutting in' walls, which involves painting precise lines where different surfaces meet (e.g., wall to ceiling, wall to trim, or wall to wall with different colors). The main focus is on using an angled sash brush for clean edges and an advanced method using FrogTape and caulk to achieve laser-sharp lines, especially useful when painting contrasting colors.

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[Music] thank you [Music] foreign [Applause] [Music] get it loaded pulled up and allow the tip of the brush I'm just allowing just the tip to draw my line I don't want the whole brush just the tip drag it out keep your line get it up you can see how I spin my brush to events I just skip a tip up there and it's drawn the line I kind of like to describe it as drawing a line because I'm just using just the tip itself so you got to have a good brush for cut ends I'm using a premier abrupt to do these cut ends right here and drag it up get just a tip the tip draws good these are dupole filaments on this brush the brush tinex Oreo blend excellent doing cut ends all right so we got this bay window right here the hole inside of this big Windows is going to be white on the previous pairs uh did get enough white on it it needs another code um but I'm going to show you how I'm going to get my line on this bay window and be laser sharp on this Edge so I'm going to just run my frog tape along this corner right here if you didn't get it completely straight looks like it waves off the corner just a little bit I want to have this thing straight as I can get it I'm going to take some clear Tower caulking I'm not going to put just a tiny bit I'm going to wipe it all off pull the caulking is still wet I'm going to roll that portion of the wall [Music] before it dries just gonna pull the dog tape off now I've got a perfectly straight line on that corner [Applause] [Music]

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