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Perform Detailed Cutting-In with Angled Brush

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AMAZING Tool for Cut-Ins! Gooseneck Paint Brush...

What happens here

After completing the initial rolling, remove the 4-inch roller from the extension pole and attach the Richard's Gooseneck paintbrush. Load the brush with paint by dipping it into the bucket, wiping off excess. Utilizing the brush's bendable neck, adjust its angle to comfortably reach and paint along the edges of the light fixture's decorative wooden plate. The host demonstrates patiently guiding the brush to create a clean, precise line, emphasizing the importance of taking your time and having a steady hand for optimal results. This step is crucial for achieving professional-looking edges.

Goal: Once the bulk painting is done, switch to the angled sash brush on an extension pole to meticulously cut in around the fixture, creating a sharp, clean line.

Tools and materials

  • Extension Pole
  • Paint Bucket
  • Richard's Gooseneck Paintbrush
  • Paint

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bulk of it right there with the 4-in roller now it's going to take two coats too now I'm going to take my 4-in roller remove that I'm going to put on the goose neck and I'm going to load the goose neck up in the bucket and get it up there start doing this cut in

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