Performing the Back Rolling Technique
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Cut In Tips, Back Rolling After You Cut. Perfect Ceilings Lines Every Time.
What happens here
After applying the initial cut-in with the brush, the painter immediately follows by using a small paint roller. He rolls directly over the freshly brushed paint line, extending a short distance onto the main wall area. The goal is to bring the roller as close as possible to the ceiling without touching it, blending the brushed paint's texture with the stippled texture that the main wall roller will later create. He demonstrates this technique twice to show the immediate blending effect.
Goal: Blend the brushed cut-in with a roller to create a consistent texture.
Tools and materials
- Paint Bucket/Pot — Holding paint for roller application
- Small Paint Roller — Blending the brushed cut-in line with the texture of the main wall
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