Applying Paint to Ceiling and Wall Corners

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What happens here

With the Corner+ roller fully loaded and attached to the extension pole, begin painting the intersection where the ceiling meets the wall. Apply a slight amount of pressure to the closed end of the roller as you guide it along the 90-degree corner. This action forces paint into the crease, effectively 'cutting in' the corner without needing a brush. Roll along the top perimeter of the room, covering approximately two inches down the wall from the ceiling. Maintain consistent pressure and re-load the roller often to ensure a heavy, even coat, especially for white-on-white applications which typically require two coats.

Goal: Apply paint to the ceiling-wall corners and the top portion of the walls using the loaded Corner+ roller on an extension pole, ensuring proper pressure for full coverage.

Tools and materials

Corner+ Paint Roller Corner+
Extension Pole Wooster

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like this nearly as often you can see the thing is loaded up rollers loaded up it's going to take a little bit to you know completely load the roller so i'm just going to roll it out get this thing loaded up before i start working on my ceilings if you try to do it now your roller's not 100 loaded up so here we go you can see just like that how it fills in the corner and the ceiling fills it in down about two inches just tap it on the end get some on the end of my roller and i want to just put a little bit of pressure on the end of the roller so it gets it down in the 90 degree corner nice and good so you can see now that whole section right there that just eliminated the need for me to come down the wall right here you can see i can get i got it all the way up to that corner 100 no need for cutting in it's going to take two coats even white on white it's typically always two coats you can see that corner roller working really well so part of the technique just every now and then somebody will say well it doesn't you know fill in the corners you've got to tap if you just rely on just load it like this it's not going to fill it tap it down in the paint load your roller up always practice good rolling practices and loading your roller and it's extremely important to not stretch it out you got to load it all the time not trying to stretch my paint out i'm trying to get a nice and heavy coat of paint on once again it comes in polyester so like on rough surfaces really rough you'd want to use a polyester roller they come in half inch and three quarters the microfiber only comes in one size it comes in half inch you can find it at paintlifesupply.com i'm just cruising right along here i'll show you again just see that thing fill in those corners nice and well absolutely saves a lot of time so not only is it going to save you your time from getting up on down the ladder you know doing those cut-ins it's going to save you energy so you know if you want to you know go work out at the end of the day like i do you want to conserve as much energy as you can climbing up and down ladders it wears your knees out it takes more energy more time so anything

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