Today I will be showing you how to deal with a common problem when painting baseboards, The most common problems people encounter when dealing with baseboards is cutting a crisp, straight paint line. It can be very difficult to cut a paint line where the top of the baseboard meets the wall. You factor in contrasting colours and your mistakes show up even more than they would with let's say a lightly coloured wall with white baseboards. This video is going to show you how to deal with this issue and get a final product you will be very proud of.

Pro Tip: Yellow Frog Tape is a must because it is designed for delicate surfaces much like a freshly painted one that has dried. Be sure to wet the tape after you lay it on top of the baseboards with a damp rag. Use your finger to really seal that tape where the baseboard meets the wall.

You will need:
-Yellow Frog Tape
-Damp Rag
-Paint Brush
-Whiz Roller
-Paint Bucket ( I am using a Purdy Bucket )
-Paint
-120 Grit Sandpaper