Apply Paint and Back-Roll for Coverage

What happens here

With the mini roller loaded with paint, begin applying it to the textured wall. The technique involves first 'laying out' the paint, which means applying an initial coat to the surface, and then 'back-rolling' it. Back-rolling entails rolling over the freshly applied paint to ensure it penetrates deeply into the textured surface, providing thorough and even coverage. This method helps to fill all the crevices and high points of the texture, preventing patchy spots. The narrator explicitly mentions "laying it out properly" and "back-rolling it" to achieve a professional finish.

Goal: Achieve complete and even paint coverage on a textured wall surface.