I’ve had similar issues before, and what worked for me was lightly sanding the area first, then using a damp cloth to wipe away any dust. For the paint application, I prefer a high-quality synthetic brush. It gives me more control and helps in blending the touch-up paint seamlessly. Remember, patience is your best friend here; rushing can lead to more noticeable touch-ups.
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Interesting discussion! I’ve been experimenting with different eco-paints and found that the key to a smooth finish is in the prep work. Ensuring the wall is clean and smooth before painting makes a huge difference. For touch-ups, I lightly sand the area, apply a primer if necessary, and then use the same technique as the original paint job. It’s a bit of work, but it ensures the touch-up blends in perfectly. Also, keeping the paint well-mixed during application helps maintain consistency.
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