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craftgrrlHi everyone,
I decided I wanted to do a ragging off technique on my ceiling for a sort of Old World look...and now I need to fix some mistakes.
I obviously didn't follow the instructions, and didn't do a semi gloss as the base as suggested, just did the second color over the original flat ceiling paint. Now I'm left with definite lines from the roller where the sections meet. They soaked up the paint too fast to do the ragging in time.
What can I do to minimize these lines before I go on to repaint the whole ceiling? Can I use a primer over them and refaux? Or would that make it worse?
I decided I wanted to do a ragging off technique on my ceiling for a sort of Old World look...and now I need to fix some mistakes.
I obviously didn't follow the instructions, and didn't do a semi gloss as the base as suggested, just did the second color over the original flat ceiling paint. Now I'm left with definite lines from the roller where the sections meet. They soaked up the paint too fast to do the ragging in time.
What can I do to minimize these lines before I go on to repaint the whole ceiling? Can I use a primer over them and refaux? Or would that make it worse?
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