How to cut a paint line without tape

www.thehandyblog.com presents: How to cut a paint line without tape.

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[Suthernreb]

Here are some before and after photos of my amateur paintg:

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[mtwain69]

I'm glas you don't work for me!!! Using what appears to be a 2" SASH TO CUT IN IS amateur at it's best

[Suthernreb]

I admit that it would not have been my first brush choice, but when in a bind. It does however show a lack of intelligence on your part to say such things about someone and a situation that you know nothing of.

The heading on this is not: The best brush to cut a paint line without tape.

But, alas, you are right. This is NOT the best brush to use. I would most certainly have used a tapered brush had this been done just for youtube, but it was not.

Where are your videos?

[SLICKRICKDESIGNS]

R u just showing of what u have learned? cause u have not explained any technics

[cardo1111]

Good vid right to the point, not sure why some seem offended by the small brush, the end result is the same. Nice work!

[basracer]

the reason you use a larger angular is that only 1/3 of the tip is used to carve in a razor line, like drawing with a pencil. The larger brush applies the heavy first dip about 1/2 inch from the line having enough cut in to meet the rolled on material later

Having a staggared line which is really suppose to be uneven so if it meets an uneven roller pattern it will blend in better (hide over difficult old base colors) easily without a boxed in effect projecting through and noticed when both dry

[basracer]

the reason you use a larger angular is that only 1/3 of the tip is used to carve in a razor line, like drawing with a pencil. The larger brush applies the heavy first dip about 1/2 inch from the line having enough cut in to meet the rolled on material later.

Having a staggard line which is really suppose to be uneven so if it meets an uneven roller pattern it will blend in better (hide over difficult old base colors) easily without a boxed in effect projecting through and noticed when both dry

[1971SuperLead]

Really? 

[ironlungstoke]

nothin that a good ol 3 inch purdy cant fix! haha

[molsoncan89]

Sorry mate, I call bullsh%t. Show the finished product... I'm positive there is not a straight line there... If it was this quick and easy, I'd be knocking ceilings off left and right, but alas, it isn't. Cute brush though...

[bob5466]

If you are going to post a video to show people how to cut in, you should at least learn how to do it first.