Prepare for Clear Coating and Apply
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Gel Staining Fiberglass Doors. How to use Gel Stains.
What happens here
After confirming the gel stain is dry, prepare for clear coating. The video states that due to cold weather, they waited two days for the stain to cure. Set up an enclosed area (like a tent with plastic sheeting) and use heaters to maintain a warm environment for optimal clear coat application, especially in cold conditions. Mask off all door hardware with Frog Tape. The video shows using a Titan 440i sprayer set at approximately 2200 psi with a RAC X fine finish tip size 310 for applying Minwax Water Based Helmsman Spar Urethane in a clear satin finish. Apply the clear coat evenly over the entire stained surface of the doors and jambs.
Goal: Apply a protective clear coat to the stained doors and jambs.
Tools and materials
- Heaters — Maintaining optimal temperature for clear coat application in cold weather
- Painter's tape — Masking off door hardware
- Plastic sheeting — Creating a tented, warm environment for clear coating
- Sprayer — Applying the clear coat. Set at 2200 psi with a RAC X fine finish tip size 310
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