Title: How to Emulsion Walls (with Pictures) - wikiHow
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How to Emulsion Walls
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Paint the seams before painting the broader surface. You should “cut in” the emulsion around the seams of the wall using a paintbrush. After the seams are covered, switch to your paint roller and apply the emulsion to the rest of the wall. Cutting in should be done around all seams of the wall and in any area the roller won't reach. This includes any area where the wall meets other walls, ceiling, or floor. Additionally, all seams around electr