Paint Over Wet Caulk

this is critical if it dries when you go to peel it off it's gonna bridge from here to here because this is gonna glue itself from the tape to the wall and you're gonna peel it off in what we call like sharp teeth on here and those are all going to be touch-ups so now that it's on there I want to begin painting over that caulking you know right away so I'm just gonna paint my wall do what this just could simulate baseboards it could be window trim it could be just anything wherever it could be just stripe on a wall and I don't want to use a whole lot of force and I'm not taking my brush and really pushing on it because I don't want to force you know my paint underneath the tape so I'm just like brushing it lightly I would typically if I was you know rolling the wall this was around the trim I'm gonna back roll over this you know I'm gonna roll with a four inch roller and then roll my wall so we only activated the top so we're not gonna be looking at the bottoms we're gonna be looking at the tops so I'm gonna tell you it like right now it's um I'm just working right along on this top one one of the key things with this method like I said is do not let your caulking dry so typically you cannot do a whole room and caulk it and then come back like if you're doing baseboards window trim this up and then come back and pay is your gonna have that bridging effect and you're gonna get sharp teeth pulls on it and then you're gonna have a lot of touch-up so you don't we typically work just one wall at a time if you have two guys going doing this method you can work two walls at a time but we're typically working one wall at a time so key element you cannot let the caulking dry before you pull the tape now the second key element is you cannot let the paint dry before you pull the tape or you're gonna have the same effect how'd you get a lot of questions you were to