What Is Roll and Tip
The Roll & Tip Method Is a Non-Stop, Fast-Moving, Two-Person Endeavor Where One Person Applies a Thin Coat of Paint with a Roller, and the Other Person Follows...
The roll & tip method is a non-stop, fast-moving, two-person endeavor where one person applies a thin coat of paint with a roller, and the other person follows immediately behind with a brush to remove the roller stipple (‘orange peel’ texture) and smooth out the surface.
How do you roll and tip paint?
Using a foam roller, roll some paint onto the test panel, then tip it out by lightly dragging a dry badger-hair brush horizontally through it. Give the surface a couple of minutes to level out. Because you have painted glass, all flaws are in the paint.
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Can you roll and tip gelcoat?
The most common method for application is the “roll and tip” method. This is where the paint is applied to the surface using a roller and then “tipped off” with a brush to spread the paint and to remove the roller marks. This is best achieved by having two people working shoulder to shoulder.