How to Paint Wall Edges

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Summary: Learn how to paint the edges of your wall with tips in this free video clip.

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How to Paint Wall Edges

I'm doing a demonstration for Expert Village, Painting 101. Typically what we would do is wait for our top coat to dry, then we would take our brush to fill in the edging and to smooth out the areas like the ceiling where I have bubbles. But for instructional purposes today, we are going to go ahead and smooth the edges while the first coat is still wet. So again, first thing we do is get a good liberal spreading of paint in the brush. If you notice I am pushing and flattening out and almost getting a fan affect in the brush because I want the paint to soak all the way through the bristles and to prevent drips and spills, I wipe the brush on the roller.