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CUTTING CEILINGS. DIY How To Paint A Straight Ceiling Line.

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What happens here

Begin by preparing your tools for painting. For ceiling cut-ins, a 4-inch roller nap is used, specifically a Purdy White Dove nap with a 3/8-inch pile. For brushing, a 2.5-inch angled sash Purdy Sure-Tip brush is recommended. The paint bucket should be a 2-gallon cut-in bucket, equipped with a 2-gallon bucket screen for easy loading of the roller. The paint being used in this demonstration is Sherwin Williams Treasure Valley Egg Shell paint. A 3-foot ladder is also essential for reaching the ceiling line comfortably and safely.

Goal: Prepare all necessary equipment for the cut-in task.

Tools and materials

2-gallon Bucket Screen — Loading the roller evenly with paint
2-gallon Cut-in Bucket — Holding paint for the brush and roller, and for patting excess paint off the brush
3-foot Ladder — Providing safe and stable access to the ceiling line for painting
4-inch Roller Nap Purdy White Dove — Loading with paint and back-rolling cut-in sections

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This is Chris, the painter. In this video, we're going to go over ceiling cutins and how to do a proper ceiling cut in. To do this task, we're using a 4-in map and I use a pretty white dove 3/8 in 4-in map. And I also use a pretty sure Sure tip brush. And I like 2 and 1/2 in angled sash brushes. And we're using a product from Sher Williams called Treasure Valley Egg Shell. And we're going to be cutting in the ceiling a different color. and we're going to show you how we go about cupping the

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