How to cut in a wall to ceiling line, how to paint a straight line when cutting in.

I love this guys videos. They are really helpful and well done. Thank you.

and obviously you are good at your Job ! people forget you don't get these skills overnight .

If it’s been at least 2 years since the wall has been painted & dried in.

But you decide to re paint over with same paint colour, should you still back roll?

The reason why I’m re painting it again is because I had some wires pulled out from behind the wall because I’m getting a TV set up & had to paint over the Filler

Which was just a small section on the wall. However when I painted it over again with just a brush it has come of with a few marks & looks un even I did use sand paper before hand as well

Nice, but What about without a cornice or straight line, where wall meets ceiling. I normally end up getting some on the ceiling aswell and have to go back and forth😢

JUST USE A FUCKIN TAPE. VIDEO GUY HAS BEEN DOING THE SHIT FOR YEARS.

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Nice.

You make it look so easy...
I've left it for my woman to do...

I could watch this all day. Ha ha. Truly beautiful

The hardest part is having a steady hand, also holding your breath a little can help

Did you sand first ?

What about when the boundary between the wall and ceiling isn't actually straight but wonky and bumpy?? My cutting in skills on a nice straight boundary are good but when faced with a wonky one everything goes to shit! Any tips??

Important question, when you cut in while overlapping the already rolled paint, does the paint look unmatched when it's dry in that overlapping area?
Sorry for my bad english

Even with taping the ceiling my lines aren't as straight as that, awesome.

Hardest 👏

I could learn much better without that stupid annoying music playing the whole time but thanks for the tips

Now that's a pro.

Show me line

Great skills, I often find that the edge of the cornice which meets the wall is not always of a neat finish. The moulding of the cornice itself is usually very well finished so because of this I tend to paint the bottom edge of the cornice the same color as the wall . It's a little more time consuming ( my OCD) but it leaves a well defined line.

Thanks for the video and tips. It helped my quite a bit, especially first running the brush low . Thanks very much👍

Nice

My hand is not that steady... 😂😂😂

So you roll twice and cut once?

this is so wrong.... just use tapes. amateur work

and mine looks like a blind retard did it

Well why didn't you cut it in before rolled it ??...best way and yes you can cut in but should do before rolled

Unreal. No WAY could I do that 😂

The Taubmans paint I was using just wouldn't behave in the same way, it was thinner that the video. Not sure if I wasn't loading up my brush properly or the brush wasn't good enough.

Send me your address I’ll ship you a new brush. 🤥👍🏽

So it seems like the order of operation is:
1. paint the first coat with a roller, leaving the cut areas untouched
2. Hit all the corners and tops / outlet areas
3. Second coat with rollers

Anything I’m missing please let me know I’m going to attempt to paint some rooms in my house (I don’t have to paint the ceilings or trim or anything)

Sweet but i do the cut in first around the whole room and then roll in the walls

I feel like my paint brushes never have enough paint on them to do this. Frustrating

This is a real painter, if you hire a painter and see them start taping ceilings and crown, you did not hire a painter....

Serious skill right there 👏👏

Thank you, wish me luck!!!!!!

That looks neat! Next week I'll paint my kitchen and was a bit shy at this step. You made it look so easy to understand (others made rocket science out of it), can't wait to paint, thank you sir!

OH MY GOSH, awesome.... what a precision ..... I’ve tried 🤪🤪🤪 wasn’t the worse job but practice makes perfection...... I’ll keep practicing 🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂

You got some skill man. At least to me you do 😅

Heel & Toe....

Why u don't use tapes? It's easier!

Do you roll walls first and then cut in

I’d be gutted if I lost my cutting in brush....it’s a good 10 yr old

do you need to sand down a wall before painting?

Fab im getting it mostly good still finding the corners a bit fiddly maybe a video on that , ? Great stuff

Easiest way to explain it is let the paint do the wrk not the brush

Brilliant work mate.

Nice one - exactly the way I do it. Cheers

Great tip! Thanks.

That wall is tailor made for easy cut in. Even has a nice lip.