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Prepare Brush and Prevent Drips

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Perfect Ceiling Cut Ins. Painting A Straight Line On A Wall. How to cut in paint edges.

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Begin by loading your 2.5-inch angled sash brush with paint. Tap the brush firmly on the side of your paint bucket to remove any excess paint, ensuring it's loaded but not dripping. When moving the loaded brush to your work area, twist the brush in a continuous motion. This twisting action prevents paint from sagging down the bristles and dripping onto unintended surfaces.

Goal: This step demonstrates how to properly load an angled sash brush with paint, remove excess, and carry it to the work area without dripping.

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  • Angled Sash Brush Unspecified

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So, I'm working on this ceiling cut. I'm going to start this ceiling cut in. And I'm going to start from the corner over here. I've got my brush. Just going to be dipping my brush into my my bucket of paint. And I actually like to just tap the brush my brush on the side of the bucket and to make sure it's not going to drip. So, I'm going to dip it in my paint, tap it on the side, and then while I'm holding my brush, if you turn your brush, it won't ever drip. But if you hold your brush like this, eventually the paint's going to sag and begin to drip. But when I'm moving it to wherever I'm going, I'm actually going to be twisting my brush in a twisting

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