Apply First Coat to Cracks

simple i can go back my um everything's dry now i can just use frog tape if i don't have a steady hand i don't want to get um if i don't trust myself of getting you know on my uh caulking and messing up my line but i'm just going to take my brush steady hand and i'm just going to come down here and i like to just go right over the top of my cracks and then i brush back in an upward direction just like this and that's going to fill in my cracks right here and the flat paint so just go up and go down and just because the previous paint when i was brushing it on i was brushing this direction so i want the second coat to go in the opposite direction i'm going to come across cut and then just brush up i'm going to cut fill that in get really close there's a crack right there went all the way down to the caulking and once again if i'm not comfortable getting all the way down that close i can just remask it and i can re-mask it really fast and and then i can get really close if i'm not comfortable but i'm pretty comfortable cutting in a line with this brush and i always like to use your really new brush too this one is brand new when i'm doing stuff like this i gotta be really precise i want my filaments to be an excellent shape i'm going to get right down here's another one that's just all the way down to the the caulking so just like that you can see how it's filling it in this is how we you know deal with the cracks you know occasionally when it comes to satin and semi-gloss paints they uh typically never ever crack but if you were filling a huge gap if you if it did crack then you would just do the same technique right here and this is the same technique i'll talk