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Transition and Clean Up Non-Drying Sealant

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Staining A Fence | Expert Stain & Seal

What happens here

After applying the sealant to one side of the fence, you can transition to the other side. Since Expert Stain & Seal is a non-drying oil, you don't have to immediately clean any accidental overspray on non-porous surfaces like metal posts or gate hardware. These can be wiped down later once both sides of the fence are completed. Simply move your protective cardboard shields or masking to the other side of the fence as needed, and repeat the spraying and back-brushing process.

Tools and materials

  • Clean Rags

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[Music] all right now you have got this side of the fence done I can actually you start you wiping down uh my post but now I just realized got the other side of the fence to do overspray might come in through these pickets and get on this so I don't want to get ahead of myself and start wiping this stuff down I'll wipe it down when I do the opposite side we're going to switch cardboards over move to the other side I don't have to worry about this I'm drying once again because it is a non-drying oil so we can just leave it on there um I can leave it on there to the end of the day I can come back even tomorrow finish it up and wipe it off so we're going to move over we've got other side of the fence that we're masking off and we'll shoot the other side go take a look at [Music] that [Music] so when it comes to back brushing here's a simple little tip the direction of your brush does matter a little bit if it's facing upward like this and I'm back brushing downward I'm going to get pooling underneath my filaments right here and it's going to cause more uh product to pull and splatter down on my cardboard Shield if I face my filaments in an upward direction right here I'm not going to get nearly as much pulling if I back brush up come down back brush up so direction of your fill can matter if you're getting a lot of um drop down pooling and splattering and wasting of product going down on your cardboard Shields or whatever you got on the ground so got another little tip when it comes to controlling overstay if you're having an issue with it at all especially doing the tops you'll gun angle um kind of has a lot to do with overspraying where it's going to carry if my gun angles pointed up it's going to be sending it up in the air so if I'm concerned about over spray my Tops This is where a long extension really helps I can actually take and shoot in a downward motion right here controlling the over spray so it's sending it down instead of sending it up in the air into the wind have you guys heard of laundry sauce no should get some yeah it's like tide pots but better they're better yeah they have better sense though you got to get it around your

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