Eliminate Texture & Color Differences

now if i go back and back roll my cut in i can bring it you know within a quarter inch of the ceiling now you only have this little tiny stripe that is it's um real it's is um a little tiny stripe that's brush strokes i'm just going to smooth this out because i don't want it to dry because you'll see that we're actually doing a video how to do an accent wall so i don't want that to dry so another thing is is what happens is when you're doing um your cut in i'm going to talk about this this is another thing i'm cutting in so i'm cutting in now i'm going to leave come back and back brush it just like that now what that does is that lays out your tint or the color it in the paint in one direction so it's going to be laying it out forward or backwards according to your final stroke now i'm going to come back and i'm going to roll my wall just like this and it leaves the roller leaves stippling but it leaves the the and lays out the color in a different pattern than it is brushing it the color is going to stay up on peaks and valleys valleys lighter on the peaks darker in the valleys so you're going to see a color difference from where you brush it versus where you roll it so in order to eliminate those color differences and pattern or texture differences i back roll my ceilings so i back roll it and i'm not sure if you can see but i back