Professional paint lines
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@swishseven In the end, the most effective way to correct bleed-through lines is to freehand with the other color. One way to prevent bleeding is to put a small amount of caulking over the tape and also make sure to press firmly on the tape to reduce the amount of paint that seeps through.
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wtf..call ur self a painter..hillbilly more like. any pro can cut in free hand and be quicker..by the time u have taped up ..im off shagging ur mrs. thanks mate..really taught her how to finish..unlike urself!!
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@96JUSTIN well you are a rough painter then!!! cause even the best painters in the world cant defy gravity ;)
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masking tape is for rookies...any pro cuts freehand...half the time I dont even use a drop sheet
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What a knob!!
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you really shouldt give advice
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you gotta be kinding me! this is the wrong way to paint .
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I tried the screwdriver advice and WORKS PERFECT!!!!!!
Thanks
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dont use tape! score your edge with a screwdriver and free hand with a brush. much better outcome
poor, cutting in freehand is only way to do it as a professional.
gregoire2k3 3 years ago 5
would have been a 5, but your mic needs better pick up. :)
As a home DIYer, my paint lines have consistently sucked. I did not realize that the paint was seeping through the tape.
The question is, how do I fix lines that I've already screwed up?
As to the professionals cutting in free-hand comment...that's great, if you are a professional or can/want to pay for a professional.
swishseven 3 years ago