Handle Corners and Edges

time it takes it just takes more time to roll I did too much it's alright and if you did too much then you just take and roll down to your right and it'll release some of the paint in and on the wall and I will show you another little trick because you dripped a little paint I'm gonna show you how to not rip your paint so this is another handy little tip when when you take and load up your roller if you load up your roller like this and now I carry it to wherever I'm going you're probably gonna drip so you load it up and you just twist it as you go as long as I'm standing here twisting my roller can never drip paint because it if you let it set here eventually it's gonna settle and come down here and drip so what you do is eventually you get to a point where you step to the septum I right there my left there eventually you'll get to a point where it's just subconscious when I take and bring it here I'm kind of rolling it and twisting it as I go not rolling and twisting movement will make it so you never drip pay if I see any heavy spots like right there it was a little heavy where you were saying you could just take now and I can just lay that spot out and it just leveled it out because I emptied out some of my paint there there you go use that twisting movement to not drip paint and then when you get to this corner let me show you one trick is this corner right here because this is going to be accent wall it's a different color when I get to this corner if I take my roller and just run it along the edge and kind of press along the edge it's gonna get paint all along that edge right there so I don't have to cut it in with a brush so I'm just putting a little more pressure on the end of the roller there