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NEOhiodemocrat

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13. I don't think it will be very noticable overall
Tue Mar 20, 2012, 07:40 PM
Mar 2012

when I want to touch up around the ceiling I often use one of those little skinny paint brushes like the ones that come in children's water paint sets. I think you can buy a big pack of them for $1 at a dollar store. That way I can straighten out the line without getting any on the ceiling or it ends up being an enless circle......touch up the wall, touch up the ceiling, touch up the wall etc. But overall once your room is all done and everything back in place I think your husband may be right and it won't be a glaring issue. Good luck with the painting!

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First, you will always see flaws jeff47 Mar 2012 #1
Thanks so much for the quick reply. Laurian Mar 2012 #4
Trust me, nobody will notice. Warpy Mar 2012 #2
Thanks for the encouragement! Laurian Mar 2012 #5
Coving Dead_Parrot Mar 2012 #3
Thanks. Laurian Mar 2012 #6
It's a small moulding jeff47 Mar 2012 #8
Yeah, same thing Dead_Parrot Mar 2012 #9
Ah, that explains it. Laurian Mar 2012 #11
lol... Dead_Parrot Mar 2012 #12
Oh, my! Laurian Mar 2012 #14
Don't use tape. The texture on the wall or ceiling prevents it from lying flat. mbperrin Mar 2012 #7
Thanks for the tip. Laurian Mar 2012 #10
You're welcome. mbperrin Mar 2012 #16
This message was self-deleted by its author Tesha Mar 2012 #22
I don't think it will be very noticable overall NEOhiodemocrat Mar 2012 #13
From one Buckeye to another, thanks for the advice. Laurian Mar 2012 #15
So how is the painting going? NEOhiodemocrat Mar 2012 #20
The painting is going pretty well. Laurian Mar 2012 #21
As a retired painter of 35 years I second mbperrin's advice, and would add... Adsos Letter Mar 2012 #17
I think your advice will be very helpful. Laurian Mar 2012 #18
I think you got it all . Wash. state Desk Jet Mar 2012 #19
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