Repeat and Observe for Even Coverage

What happens here

Repeat the downward and upward fading techniques as needed for the entire tight wall section, always striving to feather the edges of each stroke. This method ensures that there are no areas with excessive paint build-up or noticeable lap lines, which is particularly important for the initial coats where complete opacity may not yet be achieved. The 'cut-in' areas (edges painted with a brush) are typically done separately and are not the focus of this roller application technique. The goal is a smooth and evenly distributed layer of paint, ready for subsequent coats if necessary.

Goal: Continue applying paint using the fading technique across the tight space, ensuring no heavy build-up and a consistent first coat.