Touch Up Ceiling Cut-Ins with Specific Stroke

touch-ups look like i'm gonna get up right here this ceiling is pretty crooked because i haven't um i actually haven't done my two coat but i'm gonna give you an idea what i do cut in touch up wise now i can see light spots right here and you can't see those light spots from down below but this would kind of represent um if this wall was all done and i had light spots on my cuttings i'm not going to go back and re-cut it all in because of these light spots but my brush strokes goes in that direction it's going back and forth my roller's coming up to about here so there's going to be just touch-ups in this slight area right here what i do is i just take and i'm going to brush in the opposite direction instead of going back and forth any light spots i see i'm going to brush in a downward motion just like this and this is how i do my cut-ins and it goes a lot faster or how i do my touch-ups goes a lot faster than re-cutting it all in so i'm just going to go along just like this and do any light spot touch-ups along the ceiling and that's what i would consider right there my uh two coat on my cut-ins