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mariane

03:08AM | 01/17/04
Member Since: 01/16/04
1 lifetime posts
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I need to paint the walls, which are vaulted, and I have a popcorn ceiling. When I get up to the ceiling, the paint either bleeds thru the tape I placed, or it is very uneven. How can I get a acceptable 'line'???

retisin

09:01AM | 01/17/04
Member Since: 05/19/03
457 lifetime posts
This is hard to do with a popcorn ceiling,I use an edger,or you need to push the tape a little ****er up with like a putty knife or even put the tape a little ****her on to the other surface,or alot of times you just got to get a nice small quality brush (purdy wooster) come to mind like a 1 inch or even a half inch brush and cut it in by hand taking your time.
Some people end up putting borders up after they attemt to do this.

ezual

02:52PM | 01/20/04
Member Since: 12/02/03
6 lifetime posts
Popcorn ceilings are nearly impossible to cut in straight. I usually paint both the edge of the ceiling and wall, then repaint the walls later. Use as much paint on each stroke as possible.


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