Stacking Wet Stained Boards and Environmental Impact

see it 100% guaranteed now um and down stacking too and so you're you we typically stand them up for about an hour so we're um stacking them someplace you know standing up and then we down stack them you know um probably about an hour later and they're stacked up and because they are self-leveling and deep penetrating the oil just begins penetrating into the wood and there's nothing that's going to stick tack or dry so they're going to come right apart because it's not a drying oil so for using um like poly urethanized semi-transparent stains or transparent St yep you're going to have problems with it sticking tacking and all that stuff so I mean I highly recommend experts stain and seal oil especially when you're using this machine because of you know the the handling of it you're never going to see see um any fingerprints when you're stacking them like you'll see me in some of the videos you're stacking in the grass you know because once again it's non-drying it's not going to dry and stick to the grass you're not going to have grass sto to it it's going to continue to penetrate into the wood and it's not going to be an issue it also is Eco and environmentally friendly so it's not going to kill the grass if you got any stain on the grass the first mowing job it's going to it's going to go away same with like the overspray when you're spraying you know it on a fence you know with an airless sprayer and if you get any overspray on the grass it it's not going to kill the grass it's not going to harm the grass it's not bad for the environment the first mowing it's going to go right away you obviously should be putting cardboard Shields something down to protect it but it's not going to you know hurt the grass so there's a little bit of um hopefully I answer the