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Cutting In the Steps for Painting
Rolling Paint on Steps
Summary: Learn how to cut in the steps or stairs before you paint them. Get painting tips in this free home improvement video.
Craig Hale has a BS in interior design and has been designing for 11 years. Paige Williams has remodeled her entire home and painted over 50 spaces.read more
" Alright, now I’m ready to cut in my stairs. Another way to open a paint can is using your scraper tool. You just use the pointy part; turn you paint around. Make sure that you always stir your paint, even if you just got it mixed at the paint store. Set that to the side. Now, I’ve got my brush and I’m going to cut in. I’m not taping this because it doesn’t have to be exact; it’s a pretty easy line to follow, unlike our trim. I’m going up and basically outlining. The next step after I cut all this in, I’m just going to roll it. "
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