Apply Paintable Caulk to Tape Lines

we'll begin the caulking I've got a couple options I typically cook with either Tower type 2 clear or I'll use Tower accelerator Tower accelerator it's a 50-year coffee and it was actually designed to be painted over I'm brushing all over it instantly you don't have to wait any period of time over flat paints it won't crack either painting on it you know right away we're using a matte paint right here I've tested I'm doing some testing with this product um it's bare Dynasty so I've used a tower um the clear because I like the clear better because the consistency is a lot thinner it's easy to work with it's not good for filling gaps but if I don't have any gaps to fill on when I'm doing my cut ends I'm going to always side towards using a clear caulking because it's just thin or easy to work with dry slower also but if you're using flat paints I would highly recommend Tower accelerator because it's not going to Iraq flat paints are notorious some cracking over the top of caulking but being a suit that bears high-end paint Top Line paint we're going to experiment with it on that wall and see how it performs I'm going to be using tower accelerator on the inside of this tight space right here and we're going to see the difference between the two but once again a white coffee's got you know more pigment in it more solids it's heavier body and dries a little bit faster don't need to be worrying about caulking inside here because it's going to be cocky right here and these two sides right here and that way I get perfectly straight lines on my tape using this super dark color accent color I don't want any type of bleeding that's really thin it could bleed on any type of imperfection on your tape so you