Address Pinholes and Ensure Seamless Texture

Just like that, I drew my line. Now, there's a few little light pin holes and miss spots that the brush didn't get into cuz sometimes the brush going one direction will go over the top of some little hills and valleys. So, you just load your brush up again, go back the opposite direction. But when you go back the opposite direction to fill in those little pin holes, you don't get near your cut in. You'll stay about an eighth of an inch away from your cut in. So now I got the cut in done. I'm going to go back and back roll it. And now ideally somebody should be following you up and rolling this wall so you don't get what we call haloing. And that's discussed in another subject. But if you're doing it yourself, your cut ends just go from you know one wall at a time. So, I'm going to do my ceiling cut ends, then I'm going to roll my wall and then move to the next wall.