I just put my drywall knife between my roller and the ceiling. I cut off the corners of the knife so it doesn't hang up. Use it on trim too. Pretty fast. Nothing crazy.
I’ve used the Edger tool but quickly returned to using a good-quality angled brush. The Edger doesn’t get close enough to the ceiling. You will end up with a thin strip of old paint color between the ceiling and the new wall color. If you repaint the ceiling and bring the paint down on the wall a bit before using the Edger on the walls it should be okay. With just a little practice, the Edger is easy to use. Me, I’ll stick to to my angled brush.
Brush loading the pad is the best way. Don’t try to get to far with a loaded pad as it will get too thin for good coverage which is a common problem when cutting in. Prefer the hard to find square cut sash brushes as you can reverse direction with a twitch of the wrist.
I've been using the paint edger for years and it saves me a ton of prep time as well as the lines are perfectly straight. Keeping the wheels and guide clean of paint is definitely key to this nifty gadget. Years of experience using it I've learned to touch lightly at surface of paint tray verses brushing paint on. Wish someone would've advised me that little paint on the applicator goes a long way with the bristles.
love my pad edger, always use a brush to load the edger. A newer edger has wheels that lift for easier loading just bought a roller edger that I havent had an excuse to use yet. I wear bifocals and cant see a wall/ceiling line clearly enough to cut in with a brush.
Oh my god you saved me so much time!!! Thank you so much! I have been rushing to paint my bedrooms before I get carpet installed. Using a brush it took me over 2 hours to cut in a single bedroom. Today, I finished cutting in 2 rooms in under 1 hour using an edger! Also, I confirm that painting the pad with a brush is the most effective way to load the pad. Dipping the pad doesn't load it nearly enough and doesn't give uniform coverage. Using your brush on method I was able to edge about 12'+ of wall with one pass. Also, keeping the little wheels clean of paint is definitely a skill that I am sure I will master. I had to stop several times to clean them off. It's easy to get paint on the wheels if you don't pay attention when painting corners.
I absolutely love this tool, it was easy for me.I also used the paint brush method to avoid getting pain on the wheels. Best tool for non-professionals.
The one thing I really liked is that Tony feathered the edges after going across with the edger. A lot of other vids missed this step and the tool left lines. I still tend to load the tool from the tray rather than by brush. Also, invest in a quality edger . . . Worth the extra cost!
Good advice about getting the paint onto the pad. It makes obvious sense but I haven't seen this before in an edging video. I'm thinking it might work to use a 4" roller to apply the paint to the pad and then smooth out the applied paint with the roller too.
That roller trick seems viable, especially in situations where you wouldn't want paint on a brush solely for application, if you wouldn't otherwise need it.
i just bought a edger after 1 coat of primer .. 2 full coat of paint on the ceiling and a full small closet .... i shoud have bought it sooner hahaha i cant wait to try it
Great video, you explained it well, not too much talking, and backed it up with showing us the correct techniques to paint like a pro using this type of product. Thank you!
I’m going to paint my houses interior. I want a way to cut in above the cabinets where it’s too hard to reach easily & cutting in with a brush with a long handle probably won’t work very well. This seems like my best option with one on a long handle. Thanks!
Hello, I have been so incredibly lucky to have found you and your videos. I own several homes and have been gutting and renovating them, hence a ton of painting, inside and out. Your information has been so beneficial, from color choices thru the placement of each room's lighting (northern, southern, east, or west sunlight). I could go on, but........ please keep informing us on the technical (how, when, why) of painting! Your excellent at what you do, and your videos are entertaining while educating us non-professionals.
This just saved my life. I was dipping it in the tray, and creating a disaster. I quit using it. Then I saw this video and I tell you using a paint brush to apply the paint to the edger did the trick. Thanks 🙏🏽 , I was just going to give up.
I always recommend at least 2 coats, unless you're painting the same colour over itself. If it's very similar, check to see how it looks after fully drying; in some cases you may get away with one, but it's tricky.
I love using an edger like this but it leaves a small space between the ceiling and the wall. I did this for a job and they didnt like the space so I had to do by hand
There's also one other advantage to using an edger no one ever mentions. One coat and you're done edging, which most of the time isn't the case if you're using a brush. This gives a huge advantage to using the edger vs a brush. Those tiny bristles leave no peak a boos like a brush often does.
Awesome! For the doors, a general rule is the finer the nap, the smoother the finish, but you'll just need to keep reloading paint over and over. Foam rollers will give you a smoother finish, while nap rollers will provide you with a better experience.
My issue is my height! Being a short arse, my reach slows me down. These will be very handy for painting very high up. Stairwells, for example. I’m not overkeen on those sorts of heights!! 😬 You can put these things on a pole. 😊
I 1 Im going to try this once. My thought is, it is for newbies and HOs. The time it takes to use a paint brush to put paint on it is time that can be spent getting it on the wall. Unless I can get several feet, as far as I can reach from the ladder before moving the ladder. Otherwise, instead of being on a ladder with just a brush and paint pale, now I got a third item with paint, with me on a ladder 2. You don't need tape if you got a straight line, if you don't have a straight line, use a paint knife. 3. Has anyone tried this? How far can you get on one pass? 4. I generally don't use a brush for my lines. 5. 5. When using a brush, you don't want to hold it vertically or horizontally, you want it at an angle, the corner of the brush pointing to the ceiling, you'll get about six to 12 inches, then flip the brush and go back the other way because the other side is still loaded. A. Use a good brush, they cost more and are worth it. B. You may find and angle brush will be helpful when at the corners. C. When you just loaded the brush, don't go right to the edge, go a 1/4 down and about the same from the corner,, because the brush will have too much paint on it, do a small pass to rid some paint then cut in.
5. When using a brush, you don't want to hold it vertically or horizontally, you want it at an angle, the corner of the brush pointing to the ceiling, you'll get about six to 12 inches, then flip the brush and go back the other way because the other side is still loaded.
Great question. Its definitely trickier against stucco. In fact, any ceilings that aren't relatively straight will likely need to be touched up with a brush after.
It really depends on the depth of the texture. If it's especially rough, the line won't be as smooth as you'd want it. In most cases, you'd need to clean up the finish line with a brush afterwards.
sadly,this dont applys to woodchipwallpapers....thats what we do in germany mostly. 1st white woodchip wallpaper and 2nd white(or what ever)paint on to the wall.
G’day buddy, found your channel today and you’ve gained a grateful subscriber. I commend you on your informative content and fantastic quality of your videos. Am a rock’n’rolling paintslinger myself, so it’s cool seeing a paint company producing such valuable and high class content. Look forward to your future vids!!!
I wish you would have showed a closer picture of the red line because I have no idea how good the line looks from the distance the camera was at. Thanks tho
Nope. it'll never get exactly right up to the very edge. You can even see it from here in the video at 6:54. I'll stick with my angled brush and paint right up to the ceiling and trim.
Pretty helpful. I’ve been using these and creating my own methods. To us, our main goal is SPEED. We turn around 3 Bedroom, 3 Floor apartments every week on an apartment campus with over 200 apartments. Trimming on a ladder is NOT attractive. If you measure your results and time for scaling most effectively, you need to pump every part of the process faster. If anyone has any more recommendations please share!
its not the same time! it was almost cut in half! 7 plus minutes to 4 plus minutes! Even if you are a pro, edgers make sense for productivity! It means you get good results and move on to the next job quicker! Why would a pro refuse it? It's like refusing to use a 18incher roller vs a 9 incher. It makes things go much faster
I have been using this tool for probably 15+ years myself and I have turned everyone who ever paints onto it, as well. It is the absolute fastest easiest and cleanest way to edge, I don’t care what anyone says. Come at me bro! LOL I’m actually getting ready to completely spray a house that we just purchased but I am going to go through and edge everything out as I typically word and then use a cardboard blocker to prevent ceiling overspray instead of going through and hand masking over my head with tape and paper and a masking gun taking 5x longer for the same result. I just can’t do it when working by myself. But I prefer the finish and speed of spraying. If it doesn’t work well in the first room, I guess I’ll go back to rolling. But really hopeful that this process can work efficiently with little mess.
good for newbies but there is always a line near the ceiling and will be visible with this. Again for a newbie who cares but no professional painter who knows to cut and back roll would use this daily.
Got it in one.non of these type of tool actually cut into the ceiling line.not a proffesianal job.if I left my clients walls like that I wouldnt get paid.it doesnt leave a professional finish at all.if I left a couple of mm gap like they have I could do that job with my brush in about 2 minutes easily but as proffesials we dont.we cut tight into the ceiling line and if the ceiling line isnt straight we create the straight line look yourself so it looks perfect for our customers.step of our steps and look at the line from ground level and use our knowledge and skills to get the line perfect
You tell a pro to a amateur by seeing where they cut to. 1/32” onto the ceiling… pro. 1/8” off.. amateur. Cutting w a brush and following w a microfiber 4” roller is so much faster than anyone in this video.
So this edger is alright. It is not all that great as described in this video. The comment section of this video over-exaggerates the edger. . I strongly believe that these guys were paid to make this video. There is no way that you can cut an entire room in 5 minutes. It is more like 30 minutes to 1hr. With a brush it will take 5 more minutes compared to the edger. Pros: it is easy. I will prefer an edger over brush in rental properties. Con: not all that time consuming as exaggerated in this video. Not worth using for private properties.
Lol.lets see a close up of the red cutting in.bet you anything that his cut line is under the ceiling line therefore not a clean cut line.dont know how a so called proffesional can promote these types of tool.if you believe in them that much show close up of your work.also if she s got 30 years of experience she needs another 30 of practising using a brush.
applying the paint onto the edger with a brush instead of dipping it into a tray is a game changer. Thanks for the tip.
I just put my drywall knife between my roller and the ceiling. I cut off the corners of the knife so it doesn't hang up. Use it on trim too. Pretty fast. Nothing crazy.
I bought one and will try it.. thx for the brush tip about not dipping into a tray (*which i did years ago) .. that seems to be the secret!
I’ve used the Edger tool but quickly returned to using a good-quality angled brush. The Edger doesn’t get close enough to the ceiling. You will end up with a thin strip of old paint color between the ceiling and the new wall color. If you repaint the ceiling and bring the paint down on the wall a bit before using the Edger on the walls it should be okay. With just a little practice, the Edger is easy to use. Me, I’ll stick to to my angled brush.
Paint all interacting corners with ceiling paint first.
@@brian-smash9134 that’s a great tip. Thanks!
Brush loading the pad is the best way. Don’t try to get to far with a loaded pad as it will get too thin for good coverage which is a common problem when cutting in. Prefer the hard to find square cut sash brushes as you can reverse direction with a twitch of the wrist.
I've been using the paint edger for years and it saves me a ton of prep time as well as the lines are perfectly straight. Keeping the wheels and guide clean of paint is definitely key to this nifty gadget. Years of experience using it I've learned to touch lightly at surface of paint tray verses brushing paint on. Wish someone would've advised me that little paint on the applicator goes a long way with the bristles.
Thanks for the tip. RUclips comments are better than Google! I went to the comments looking for wisdom before I Googled it.
love my pad edger, always use a brush to load the edger. A newer edger has wheels that lift for easier loading just bought a roller edger that I havent had an excuse to use yet. I wear bifocals and cant see a wall/ceiling line clearly enough to cut in with a brush.
Oh my god you saved me so much time!!! Thank you so much! I have been rushing to paint my bedrooms before I get carpet installed. Using a brush it took me over 2 hours to cut in a single bedroom. Today, I finished cutting in 2 rooms in under 1 hour using an edger! Also, I confirm that painting the pad with a brush is the most effective way to load the pad. Dipping the pad doesn't load it nearly enough and doesn't give uniform coverage. Using your brush on method I was able to edge about 12'+ of wall with one pass. Also, keeping the little wheels clean of paint is definitely a skill that I am sure I will master. I had to stop several times to clean them off. It's easy to get paint on the wheels if you don't pay attention when painting corners.
Happy to hear it! Thanks so much!
I absolutely love this tool, it was easy for me.I also used the paint brush method to avoid getting pain on the wheels. Best tool for non-professionals.
The one thing I really liked is that Tony feathered the edges after going across with the edger. A lot of other vids missed this step and the tool left lines. I still tend to load the tool from the tray rather than by brush. Also, invest in a quality edger . . . Worth the extra cost!
I would have liked to see this demo with a color that contrasted with the ceiling.
Good advice about getting the paint onto the pad. It makes obvious sense but I haven't seen this before in an edging video. I'm thinking it might work to use a 4" roller to apply the paint to the pad and then smooth out the applied paint with the roller too.
That roller trick seems viable, especially in situations where you wouldn't want paint on a brush solely for application, if you wouldn't otherwise need it.
i just bought a edger after 1 coat of primer .. 2 full coat of paint on the ceiling and a full small closet .... i shoud have bought it sooner hahaha i cant wait to try it
Great video, you explained it well, not too much talking, and backed it up with showing us the correct techniques to paint like a pro using this type of product. Thank you!
It helps but if you have a texture ceiling it can be a pain. However I do enjoy using it for the base boards
Thankyou James, We are getting ready to paint
Perfect! Hope this video helped!
I’m going to paint my houses interior. I want a way to cut in above the cabinets where it’s too hard to reach easily & cutting in with a brush with a long handle probably won’t work very well. This seems like my best option with one on a long handle. Thanks!
Best video quality in a paint video!
Just bought one but doesn't have wheels on it will this make a difference?
Loved this. Hopefully will help make our next painting experience a lot better. Love the videos and your top tips for everyone.
How would it work with coving ? The wheels would be over the edge. Good if you don't have any but in the uk we have a lot of it .
Wow, i have never heard of this tool! i’m going to go buy one! Thanks for the video!😊
Hello, I have been so incredibly lucky to have found you and your videos. I own several homes and have been gutting and renovating them, hence a ton of painting, inside and out. Your information has been so beneficial, from color choices thru the placement of each room's lighting (northern, southern, east, or west sunlight). I could go on, but........ please keep informing us on the technical (how, when, why) of painting! Your excellent at what you do, and your videos are entertaining while educating us non-professionals.
I’ve tried a edger and found it to be sub par in comparison to a good brush.
Loved this tool for years. Thanks for the validation.
You're welcome! 😁
Great tip James. I have been struggling with my edger. I will def start brushing paint on it
Haha! Get brushing!
If the ceiling is shooted, can we also use an edger? Thanks!
What if you have a textured ceiling already? Will that mess it up?
Can you use edgers on the ceiling?
Great hint. Greetings from Jamaica- love the Usain Bolt reference!
Yesss! Greetings from Canada!
This was very helpful because I want to do an accent wall in black against white. Fantastic!
Nice! Let us know how it turns out Robin!
How do you feather in updates on ceiling paint without seeing differences
Try to use the original paint if possible. And the flatter the paint, the more likely it is to blend. ;)
Took me an hour to do the same size. Room. I hate painting. Thanks for this one. I will do this for the second cut in!
Thanks! Worked great for me and cut down on my painting time!!!
I love those and I have been painting for 40 years! Great around cabinets too!
This is a great tip, for others. But I'm weird. I LOVE to paint, especially cut work. With a good quality brush. It's my Zen work.
Many people find painting very therapeutic.
This just saved my life. I was dipping it in the tray, and creating a disaster. I quit using it. Then I saw this video and I tell you using a paint brush to apply the paint to the edger did the trick. Thanks 🙏🏽 , I was just going to give up.
Do you always paint 2 coats if new color is lighter than existing one? Thanks!
I always recommend at least 2 coats, unless you're painting the same colour over itself. If it's very similar, check to see how it looks after fully drying; in some cases you may get away with one, but it's tricky.
I love using an edger like this but it leaves a small space between the ceiling and the wall. I did this for a job and they didnt like the space so I had to do by hand
Learning curve on these Squares is about the same as a brush. Not to mention it takes several coats
It definitely takes some getting used to!
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im about to buy one today to paint my bathroom hopefully it works well and i like it
There's also one other advantage to using an edger no one ever mentions. One coat and you're done edging, which most of the time isn't the case if you're using a brush. This gives a huge advantage to using the edger vs a brush. Those tiny bristles leave no peak a boos like a brush often does.
I have been using with a pole / extender. Do u recommend. ? Also I had trouble keeping my pad on
Yea, they can be tricky. That’s why some prefer tape. A pole can be helpful for hard to reach places.
We’re painting now James- used the edger - brush or roller (foam or nap) for the interior doors? Thank you!
Awesome! For the doors, a general rule is the finer the nap, the smoother the finish, but you'll just need to keep reloading paint over and over. Foam rollers will give you a smoother finish, while nap rollers will provide you with a better experience.
So helpful! Thank you!
Glad it was helpful Signe!
Thanks, will try the tips soon.
Product name?
Lol, I love how this video was recommended when I was looking for a painting video but I recognize you from fragrance reviews!
So wish I could use edger unfortunately our ceilings are textured. Looks like it’s paint brush for me.
I have one but definitely used it wrong. Thank you!
Always awesome advice, but this one tip will save a lot of frustration and mega time. Thank you.
My issue is my height! Being a short arse, my reach slows me down. These will be very handy for painting very high up. Stairwells, for example. I’m not overkeen on those sorts of heights!! 😬 You can put these things on a pole. 😊
Should you wet the edger
If you saturate it enough with paint, you should be fine!
How does texture affect the performance of the edger versus the brush? Flat walls are pretty rare where I live in Texas.
Edgers work best with smooth walls. For textured surfaces, you'll have more success with a good brush!
I 1 Im going to try this once. My thought is, it is for newbies and HOs. The time it takes to use a paint brush to put paint on it is time that can be spent getting it on the wall. Unless I can get several feet, as far as I can reach from the ladder before moving the ladder. Otherwise, instead of being on a ladder with just a brush and paint pale, now I got a third item with paint, with me on a ladder
2. You don't need tape if you got a straight line, if you don't have a straight line, use a paint knife.
3. Has anyone tried this? How far can you get on one pass?
4. I generally don't use a brush for my lines.
5. 5. When using a brush, you don't want to hold it vertically or horizontally, you want it at an angle, the corner of the brush pointing to the ceiling, you'll get about six to 12 inches, then flip the brush and go back the other way because the other side is still loaded.
A. Use a good brush, they cost more and are worth it.
B. You may find and angle brush will be helpful when at the corners.
C. When you just loaded the brush, don't go right to the edge, go a 1/4 down and about the same from the corner,, because the brush will have too much paint on it, do a small pass to rid some paint then cut in.
5. When using a brush, you don't want to hold it vertically or horizontally, you want it at an angle, the corner of the brush pointing to the ceiling, you'll get about six to 12 inches, then flip the brush and go back the other way because the other side is still loaded.
Hi Jimmy, thanks for sharing your experience!
Does it work if your edging against a popcorn ceiling ?
Great question. Its definitely trickier against stucco. In fact, any ceilings that aren't relatively straight will likely need to be touched up with a brush after.
Will this work on textured walls?
It really depends on the depth of the texture. If it's especially rough, the line won't be as smooth as you'd want it. In most cases, you'd need to clean up the finish line with a brush afterwards.
Can you add a link to the product or give the details? Many Thanks
I recommend Whizz Edge Painter Premium from Lowes. I think it was just under $5.00
Sold! That secret with applying paint explains past disasters.
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I did not know my boy j royl was also doing paint tutorials. I thought u did something in the cruise industry. Appreciate the tips!
Haha I've retired from that life! Great to see you here!
@@thepaintpeople from the fragrance game or the cruise game? Either way, I hope everything goes great for u buddy!! 👍
@@iwrin cruising! I think there will be a new fragrance video out this weekend 😎
@@thepaintpeople that's what I'm talking about. Glad to see u again whichever channel it is!
Dude thank y’all soooooo much this just save me a lot of time
It's our pleasure!
Thank you
I need something useful with popcorn ceilings.
sadly,this dont applys to woodchipwallpapers....thats what we do in germany mostly.
1st white woodchip wallpaper and 2nd white(or what ever)paint on to the wall.
It is a great gadget!
4 minutes! Wow! Wow! I cut in a lot, but it takes too long for me
G’day buddy, found your channel today and you’ve gained a grateful subscriber. I commend you on your informative content and fantastic quality of your videos. Am a rock’n’rolling paintslinger myself, so it’s cool seeing a paint company producing such valuable and high class content. Look forward to your future vids!!!
Thanks a ton for your awesome words!
I wish you would have showed a closer picture of the red line because I have no idea how good the line looks from the distance the camera was at. Thanks tho
1:40-2:55 Best help
Where's the primer???
Nope. it'll never get exactly right up to the very edge. You can even see it from here in the video at 6:54. I'll stick with my angled brush and paint right up to the ceiling and trim.
Why is he laughing? Cutting an entire room in 7 mins is insane. I can’t even cut one wall in 7 mins.
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Am I the ox or the plow in this scenario lol
Some people want the wall paint right up against the ceiling. This tool leaves paint 1/8 inch below ceiling.
Pretty helpful. I’ve been using these and creating my own methods. To us, our main goal is SPEED. We turn around 3 Bedroom, 3 Floor apartments every week on an apartment campus with over 200 apartments. Trimming on a ladder is NOT attractive. If you measure your results and time for scaling most effectively, you need to pump every part of the process faster. If anyone has any more recommendations please share!
the greatest tip was painting the paint directly onto the edger with a brush. Wow!!
Huge. It's probably the biggest game changer when using an edger.
its not the same time! it was almost cut in half! 7 plus minutes to 4 plus minutes! Even if you are a pro, edgers make sense for productivity! It means you get good results and move on to the next job quicker! Why would a pro refuse it? It's like refusing to use a 18incher roller vs a 9 incher. It makes things go much faster
I have been using this tool for probably 15+ years myself and I have turned everyone who ever paints onto it, as well. It is the absolute fastest easiest and cleanest way to edge, I don’t care what anyone says. Come at me bro! LOL I’m actually getting ready to completely spray a house that we just purchased but I am going to go through and edge everything out as I typically word and then use a cardboard blocker to prevent ceiling overspray instead of going through and hand masking over my head with tape and paper and a masking gun taking 5x longer for the same result. I just can’t do it when working by myself. But I prefer the finish and speed of spraying. If it doesn’t work well in the first room, I guess I’ll go back to rolling. But really hopeful that this process can work efficiently with little mess.
good for newbies but there is always a line near the ceiling and will be visible with this. Again for a newbie who cares but no professional painter who knows to cut and back roll would use this daily.
Got it in one.non of these type of tool actually cut into the ceiling line.not a proffesianal job.if I left my clients walls like that I wouldnt get paid.it doesnt leave a professional finish at all.if I left a couple of mm gap like they have I could do that job with my brush in about 2 minutes easily but as proffesials we dont.we cut tight into the ceiling line and if the ceiling line isnt straight we create the straight line look yourself so it looks perfect for our customers.step of our steps and look at the line from ground level and use our knowledge and skills to get the line perfect
It’s not all about being fast it’s bout doing it right
Fair enough. But for contractors who have to do many jobs at once, this might help.
I would have liked to see that wall more closely.
Good feedback.
These things have a bad rap due to their "as seen on TV"-like marketing. I didn't know there were edgers with wheels or that contractors used them.
I used that tool when I was in 3rd grade.😂
Take an empty ketchup bottle, fill it with paint and use it to load the edger. Saves lots of time.
Professional painter would never use this this is 100 percent for home owners
Exactly.
You tell a pro to a amateur by seeing where they cut to. 1/32” onto the ceiling… pro. 1/8” off.. amateur. Cutting w a brush and following w a microfiber 4” roller is so much faster than anyone in this video.
Shall we...race? lol
Hi there amigo l can save you time 50% in labor for paint l have solution l call backpack paint roller check ot thanks
Popcorn has entered the chat
You neglect to mention that these things don't go to the very edge, thus leaving a line and defeating its very purpose.
I don't think that is a five minute job using the edger.
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Using same color as ceiling's...useless..
Good tips. Your camera work is ALLLLL over the place. Hard to watch.
Noted!
So this edger is alright.
It is not all that great as described in this video. The comment section of this video over-exaggerates the edger. . I strongly believe that these guys were paid to make this video.
There is no way that you can cut an entire room in 5 minutes. It is more like 30 minutes to 1hr. With a brush it will take 5 more minutes compared to the edger.
Pros: it is easy. I will prefer an edger over brush in rental properties.
Con: not all that time consuming as exaggerated in this video. Not worth using for private properties.
Professionals know how to use a brush this is a joke
For the DIY folks out there.
Lol.lets see a close up of the red cutting in.bet you anything that his cut line is under the ceiling line therefore not a clean cut line.dont know how a so called proffesional can promote these types of tool.if you believe in them that much show close up of your work.also if she s got 30 years of experience she needs another 30 of practising using a brush.
I would never use an edger in my life its degrading to my skills I take pride in my work and my paint lines this video is a joke
We are glad we made you laugh! 😁
damn who knew the painting community had such tigh asses
If you want shitty cut lines, yep, use an edger tool.
Do these work on textured walls?