Hey there
First time painting a room, starting with the ceiling.
When I was cutting in, I laid the paint on way too thick, I believe. (Even thicker than me
). As in, so thick that paint was pushed out from the edge of the brush, forming like a ridge - or going by Google it may be called a "fat edge". Being a hot day, by the time I was rolling the cut-in had already dried and now I am stuck with this ridge about a 3.5" brush's width away from the wall, all around the room. Other parts of Google quite accurately call it a picture frame, but the shading is okay (it's white), it's just this ugly raised ridge.
If I sand the ridge down and then apply a second coat roller-only (positive side to using a big wide brush for the cut-in is I'll be able to roll over the sanded-down ridge) will that look okay, or will it just cause other problems like flashing?
First time painting a room, starting with the ceiling.
When I was cutting in, I laid the paint on way too thick, I believe. (Even thicker than me
). As in, so thick that paint was pushed out from the edge of the brush, forming like a ridge - or going by Google it may be called a "fat edge". Being a hot day, by the time I was rolling the cut-in had already dried and now I am stuck with this ridge about a 3.5" brush's width away from the wall, all around the room. Other parts of Google quite accurately call it a picture frame, but the shading is okay (it's white), it's just this ugly raised ridge.If I sand the ridge down and then apply a second coat roller-only (positive side to using a big wide brush for the cut-in is I'll be able to roll over the sanded-down ridge) will that look okay, or will it just cause other problems like flashing?
