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Need tips: How to Cut-in a nice edge on knock-down
I'm reapinting the inside of my house, and all the walls and ceilings
are textured in the classic "knock down" style. I've tried a couple methods of cutting in the edges (ie, I tried using a brush and an edging guide, and I tried an edging pad.), but nothing is really giving me a nice clean edge. Does anyone have any tips? Thanks, Jean |
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