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Stain the Fence Posts (Solid Color Accent)

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How To Powerwash & Stain A Fence. Tips staining or painting a fence.

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What happens here

Once the semi-transparent stain on the fence panels has dried, proceed to stain the posts with a solid color accent. The video recommends using a 4-inch nap roller for efficient application on the broad surfaces of the posts. For cutting in edges and achieving clean lines, a 2.5-inch China bristle angle sash brush is used. Apply the solid color stain by first using the brush to carefully paint along the edges and any areas the roller cannot reach. Then, use the roller to fill in the larger surfaces of the post. This combination ensures a neat and consistent finish for the accent posts.

Goal: Apply a solid color accent stain to the fence posts for contrast and visual appeal.

Tools and materials

  • 2.5-inch China Bristle Angle Sash Brush — Cutting in edges and staining hard-to-reach areas of the posts
  • 4-inch Nap Roller — Applying solid color stain to the broad surfaces of the posts
  • Paint Pail — Holding the stain for easy access during application

What they say

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once it's done. So, we're staining this fence here and we're working on the posts here. The poster will be different color than the pickets themselves. And we're using a Sherwin Williams solid color woodscapes stain. And it's the colors uh soya color 3015. And we're just using a 4-in knob. I'm also using a China bristle brush, 2 and 12 inch angle sash brush so we can easily cut any edges. And we're just going along and just rolling and staining the post now. Rolling and staining the post gives a nice accent. Makes it look pretty nice. We've actually already we've already stained these with the semi-transparent stain. And so that's all dry now. And now we're doing the post.

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