Title: How to Cut In Edges of a Wall with a Paint Brush - dummies
Headings: How to Cut In Edges of a Wall with a Paint Brush
How to Cut In Edges of a Wall with a Paint Brush
1 Gather your tools: paint, a small container, and a 2-inch angled sash brush
2 Pour some paint into your small container.
3 Hold your brush properly by using a pencil grip.
4 Dip your brush bristles straight down into the paint.
5 Tap off excess paint.
6 Remove excess paint.
7 Paint a downward stroke up to 12 inches long in the corner or use a horizontal stroke along the ceiling or baseboard.
8 Erase brush marks.
9 Repeat steps 2 through 8, as needed.

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How to Cut In Edges of a Wall with a Paint Brush
How to Cut In Edges of a Wall with a Paint Brush
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Before you begin painting walls, cut in the edges with a paint brush. Cutting in means that you use a paint brush to paint areas that are too tight for rollers (such as at the ceiling line, corners, and along baseboards and trim). Loading your brush and applying paint the proper way will prevent drips and spatter, save your brushes, and produce great-looking results. 1 Gather your tools: paint, a small container, and a 2-inch angled sash brush
You can paint in Zen-like silence or to some groovy tunes. Yeah, baby! 2 Pour some paint into your small container. You need only 1 inch of paint for now. 3 Hold your brush properly by using a pencil grip. A pencil grip provides extra control and prevents muscle fatigue.