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Idiot proof fence staining! #fences #woodstain #stain #cedarfence

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Video by The Idaho Painter

The Idaho Painter

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This video demonstrates the application of a self-leveling, oil-based stain from 'Expert Stain Seal' onto a wooden fence using a spray method. The presenter highlights the product's ability to provide uniform coverage without requiring back brushing, contrasting it with water-based or non-self-leveling products. While the video showcases fence staining with an oil stain, the user's requested context is 'Trim Staining using Gel Stain.' It's important to note that gel stains for trim are typically applied with a brush or rag and have different self-leveling and drying properties, usually requiring careful wiping and blending to achieve uniform color and highlight grain, unlike the spray application shown here for a fence.

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Okay, you literally can never get away with that using like a water-based product because now when I go over the top of it, or a non-self-leveling product, it'll build that heavier on there and that would actually show up. But this self-leveling oil from expert stainless steel is absolutely amazing. Spray it all over. You've already sprayed there. There you go. Spray it all over. This is expert stainless steel products and the product is a self-leveling, non-drying oil that doesn't have to be backlash. One of the great things about the product that I like. You can see if you look down there, been spraying along, not back brushing.

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