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Roll Paint Close to the Fixture

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What happens here

The painter detaches the angled sash brush from the extension pole. He then attaches a 4-inch paint roller to the pole. With the roller, he carefully applies paint to the ceiling surface around the wooden base of the light fixture, aiming to get as close as possible without touching the fixture. This technique covers the majority of the area quickly and efficiently, reducing the need for extensive cutting-in with the brush.

Goal: Before using the angled sash brush, the painter removes it from the extension pole and attaches a 4-inch roller. He then uses the roller to apply paint as close as possible to the light fixture, minimizing the amount of precise brushwork required.

Tools and materials

  • 4-inch Paint Roller
  • Ceiling Paint

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to get going I'm going to take and use a 4in roller to get as close as I can right here so I don't have to do as much with the paintbrush and then I'm going to do the Final Cut in with the brush itself I'm going to take off the brush first and then I'm going to screw on my 4in roller once I get ready to start doing the cutting with the brush all it is is just being really patient just take your time and have a steady hand so I did the 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

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