Using Smooth Paint Brush Strokes

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Summary: Learn how to create a clean painted look by using smooth brush strokes in this free video series.

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Using Smooth Paint Brush Strokes

I'm doing a demonstration for Expert Village, Painting 101. On the sides to smooth it in. Again smooth, slow strokes so not to splash the paint. As you an see, we are being brave here today and we are painting without a drop cloth. We are doing that for two reasons; one the flooring hasn't been done here. That will be another section and two, I want to demonstrate if you use smooth slow strokes you don't get splashes. There are no splashes on my hands, no splashes on the floor. With these modern latex paints they are thick enough if you take your time you can get a real clean neat professional looking job done.