ApplicationPregunta 64 de 100
When brushing trim, why is 'tipping off' with light strokes at the end helpful?
a.It levels the paint and removes brush marks for a smooth finish
b.It adds a second color
c.It thickens the film to double coverage
d.It is only done with a roller
Explicación
Tipping off means making light, final passes with just the tips of the brush bristles in one direction to level the paint and eliminate heavy brush marks. It produces a smooth, uniform appearance on trim and doors. The technique is done while the paint is still wet.
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