Clean and Store the Staining Machine

with the machine the cleanup process is really pretty simple we just wipe it all out with Rags then I take crocodile cloth I wipe it down with crocodile cloth I take my rollers out I take my brushes out I just put them in a 5 gallon bucket with a lid being a non-drying you know oil and a product just put them in a five gallon bucket in a lid they're not going to dry out they're not going to harden up we had it up and we're using it on one job on doing um siding up in the mountains used it for about a week and didn't clean it up one time at the end into the job we cleaned it all out now it is good like if it's sitting out in the sun for a week just to cover it up you know um overnight when you're not use actively using it and stuff expert say oil is a great product paired you know with uh this tool now you can use you know any um any company's oilbased product you can use um uh drying oilbased products also but once again you have the drying component to it there's uh products out there say if you're using a Sol color stain running a solid color stain through it it's not going to be a problem handling it at the end you're going to want to be very careful where you hand it handle it and as you upstack it you'll probably have to brush out your fingerprints but it's not going to be that big of an issue you know when it comes to the the cost Savings Time Savings of using the machine itself like I say it was designed to actually you know paint a paint trim before it is installed in houses and stuff I have I haven't personally used it for any type of paint so I don't have any experience with the finish of what it looks like heard it gives a pretty dang good finish and over in Europe brushed on finishes are very common so um in United States sprayed on finishes are common which is a little bit different look it is the expert stained machine uh paired with of expert stain and seal products their oils is an awesome machine it's going to make you a lot of money