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Paint Over the Taped Line

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Painting Straight Lines With Caulking And Tape. Painting stripes. Painting Hacks.

What happens here

While the clear caulk is still wet, begin painting over the taped and caulked line. The presenter advises using a paintbrush rather than a roller for this step, as a roller might push paint underneath the tape more easily. Apply the paint carefully to cover the desired area, ensuring it extends over the caulked edge of the tape.

Goal: Apply paint to the desired area, ensuring it covers the sealed tape edge

Tools and materials

  • Paint PotHolding paint for easy access while brushing
  • PaintApplying the desired color to the wall
  • PaintbrushApplying paint over the taped and caulked line

What they say

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isn't going to work. So now, while my cocking is still wet, I'm going to begin the painting process. And when I'm actually doing painting over the tape, I don't actually like to roll over it. I like to actually use a brush cuz a brush isn't going to push it um underneath the tape either or force it underneath the tape. I just brush over the top of it and just going to cruise right along. Rushing over the top of this. Make sure it's completely covered 100%. And then you're going to pull your tape off. I'm going to show you what it looks

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