Painting Rounded Corners or Bullnose Corner (Without Special Equipment)

Learn a technique for painting a rounded or bullnose drywall corner, where one side is one color and the other side is another color.

[emiliohidalgo]

Thank you Ms. Gigu, you have saved my marriage!

[bradpower]

Another tip, paint over the tape with the color that is under the tape. This ensures that if there is any bleeding, it doesn't matter because it's the same color. And it seals off any of those holes. After it dries, go back over with the new color.

[noyonmiya]

The use of color is an important issue. Here are some techniques used to enhance the beauty of painting. Here is a beautiful technique of using tape. Thanks for the beautiful video.

[soblessed]

Thanks so much. Exactly the video I was looking for to see how this is to be done on rounded corners. Big help! God bless!

[sandipak]

I have a curved section where the wall meets the ceiling so it's not a sharp line. How can I make sure that the paint stays straight?

[mozes]

They have those plastic bullnose trim guides for miter cutting baseboards around those corners.

I drilled a hole thru the middle of it, and use it to make a pencil mark in the middle of the corner for your tape.

[irvinwittmeier]

I'll stick to freehand it's much straighter and no chance of bleed through