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Apply First Coat to Edges (Cut-ins)

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Scuff-X Paint Review. Paint from Benjamin Moore worth buying.

What happens here

Begin by 'cutting in' around all edges, trim, and corners using a paint brush. Dip the brush into the Benjamin Moore Scuff-X paint and apply it with light pressure, carefully following the masked lines. The paint has good hangability, minimizing drips and runs. For best results with dark colors and to prevent haloing, apply paint to the cut-in areas first.

Goal: Using a brush, carefully apply the first coat of matte paint to the edges of the wall, around trim, and in corners. Apply with light pressure to avoid forcing paint under the tape.

Tools and materials

  • Paint brush

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gonna really put this uh paint to the test and put it on there without a an undercoat and see how it performs now first off i gotta say as soon as we started rolling that dark blue color on the wall it absolutely covered absolutely amazing i was extremely impressed with the the coverage of that dark blue going over a light blue wall it did only take actually two coats to cover it at 100 so i was extremely impressed with the

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