Apply Paint with Consistent, Top-Down Technique

stick to high-end rollers and not cheap rollers that will cause your paint to Splatter or will even release lints all over your wall if I start to roll too fast that's not going to actually cause my paint to Splatter you actually spit in that roller so fast and the lens or the fibers is spinning and want to pull pain up and flick paint off the wall so you want to keep a nice smooth consistent speed on your wall you don't want to go too fast speed about like this is going to give me success when it comes to paint not splattering now I purposely don't have any paper down there so I can see if I can actually you know do what some people do you want to too fast and try to do you know this it will be fast I mean if you're masking and you don't care about splatter you can roll it fast look down see pretty damn good that's pretty impressive that paint right there coupled with a high-end roller only had a couple on his flowers but if you don't have a high-end roller you don't have high-end paint you start moving really fast like that more likely you're gonna get sweaters especially on your six on your ceiling so the last thing I'll say you know about splatters when it comes to technique when laying out with your wall when I'll be rolling my wall and laying out your wall I actually lay out my wall from top to bottom because as the roller is rolling it's coming up and if there is any Flex or splatters it's going to land right back on top of my roller if I roll in an upward motion uh to lay off if there's any splatters and coming off they're going to drop straight down onto your baseboards your floor your carpet whatever it's typically why way Mass to make sure we don't get any splatters on anything but you know if there's nothing more annoying there's rolling this whole entire ceiling you have splattering in your face or in your eyes