Cutting In the Tinted Primer

What happens here

After rolling the main sections, the painter uses an angled paint brush to carefully 'cut in' the primer. This involves applying the primer with precision along the ceiling line, into the corners, and against the edges of the masked window trim and wainscoting. This step ensures that all areas not covered by the roller receive an even coat of primer, creating crisp, clean lines that define the accent wall.

Goal: Using an angled brush, the painter meticulously 'cuts in' the tinted primer along the edges, corners, and around the window frame, ensuring precise application.