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How to Fix a Color Washing Slip Ups -

Learn how to fix a color washing slip ups with this instructional video.

How to Fix a Color Washing Slip Ups -

Learn how to fix a color washing slip ups with this instructional video.

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How to Fix a Color Washing Slip Ups

We will take our dark color brushing a few spots, then we are going to take our lighter tone, we are going to go around, and then on top of the darker area’s I am going to blend everything, okay. We are going to use our softening brush and work on the edges. Alright, and now you can see what is happening is the water that we put on the first layer. I mean our sponge is not saturated but still it is inevitable that water is going to drip, okay. And this is what is happening all the way down the wall and it is a very large problem. It just does not look at, so the best way I know to fix this is to simply…

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We will take our dark color brushing a few spots, then we are going to take our lighter tone, we are going to go around, and then on top of the darker area’s I am going to blend everything, okay. We are going to use our softening brush and work on the edges.

Alright, and now you can see what is happening is the water that we put on the first layer. I mean our sponge is not saturated but still it is inevitable that water is going to drip, okay.

And this is what is happening all the way down the wall and it is a very large problem. It just does not look at, so the best way I know to fix this is to simply…

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