Sand and Paint Touch-Up

and in the flat spots in the texture. So now my patch is up there. It's giving it a couple hours to dry. It's plenty of time. Got my sanding sponge. Just going to hit it with the sanding sponge lightly. This is just a medium sanding sponge. Just got a little brush, touch-up brush. It's a really small area, so I don't really need a big brush. And the customer didn't have any of the paint, so I actually had to cut a little piece of the drywall out in one of the closets to do a color match. And I got it color matched into a small paint right here. And now I'm going to just do my touchup. So, I'm just going to barely run my sanding sponge over this just lightly just to knock down Now, I'm just going to take my touch-up paint and just lightly dab it over that crack to do my touchup. Just a small brush. Don't want to put a whole lot of paint on. Just lightly do it up here. Just touching it up and kind of just feather it in around the edges. I'm kind of just working it, dobbing it up here around this craft. And just uh put it up here. And then I'm actually not brushing that kind of paint on. Then I'm just kind of what I call dry feathering it out the edges and just dobbing it so it gets a nice blend. I don't want to have any brush strokes or uh have it um just brushed out real heavy along the edges. If you dry feathered it, it kind of just blends it into the rest of the ceiling. You know, this color matches in just like 100% dead on.