Brush with the Grain and Prevent Roping

absorb the paint itself on the baseboard I'm going to be going baseboard trailing chair railing I'm going to be going you know with the grain of the wood on the beadboard it's up and down I don't want to brush it Crossways anywhere it's all up and down if you get anything in the paint you want to get it out look there's a little hair but what I see you know most frustration especially with do it-yourself where that don't have a lot of experience brushing and rolling trim is they'll continue to work it I got it on laid it out move off move on so if you try to go back if I see something over here I miss or I see it run you know even like right down in here it's already starting to dry and skim over on the top and what I call starting to coagulate it's really going to what we call rope it and I when I say roping it's really going to leave brush Strokes really bad and the roping kind of refers to the ups and downs just looks like ropes all over your trim or whatever your um painting and this being a smooth and not a textured surface you know roping would show up you know really bad so one of the reasons why you you'd want