Cut In Edges with a Brush

one thing I noticed I read the TDS on the product super high solids um the viscosity you know it's not super thick it's kind of got you know kind of a thin viscosity but High solids and so I'm going to use I don't want to use a brush that's too stiff I'm going to be using a pay life brush right here if it's too stiff um it might leave brush marks or drag the paint you know and not cover the surface as well and the brush seems like it's doing really really well with this paint so you don't want it too soft you don't want a two-step so we're going to see how the brook works with this product here draws a nice line these are this is the color to be extremely challenging doing the cut ends because I got really crooked ceiling lines so I'm gonna decide to taking it up on the ceiling versus down it's growing really well with the tip of this brush the wet hide is um absolutely amazing wet eyes so it's definitely wet height is covering in one coat so there's a difference between wet hide and dry eyed you could have a good wet hiding paint but a bad dried hiding paint vice versa so I'm gonna rip it all pretty pretty long line there because it covers the cover so well the viscosity for doing a cutting is just right so it's covering in one coat I'm putting it on nice and wet so we're gonna see how my cut is hanging before I'm gonna keep watching that wall because if those start to dry I'm going to want to start rolling my wall simple tip when it comes to you know using a one coat High tank you want to make sure you're loading your roller up