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The Dipless Brush Staining a Fence | Tools For Painters

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What happens here

The presenter introduces the project: staining a privacy fence using a product called the 'Dipless Brush'. He emphasizes its key benefit: controlling overspray, which is crucial due to nearby structures, plants, and gaps in the fence. He is using Expert Stain & Seal's semi-solid, self-leveling, non-drying penetrating oil for this project. He mentions using a heavy-duty Titan extension pole and an in-line gun, noting that an airless spray gun could also be used. A Paint Life Supply Co. whip is attached for maneuverability. He highlights that the self-leveling nature of the oil means drips and runs will level out, making back-brushing less critical for product appearance.

Goal: Understand the project, the primary tool (Dipless Brush), and the chosen stain characteristics.

Tools and materials

  • Dipless Brush Dipless Brush — Applying stain directly to the fence while controlling overspray
  • Heavy-Duty Extension Pole Titan — Extending the reach of the Dipless Brush for higher sections of the fence
  • In-Line Gun Titan — Connecting the airless sprayer hose to the brush system, allowing paint flow control
  • Whip Hose Paint Life Supply Co — Providing flexibility and reducing hose tension for easier maneuverability

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right so today I'm out here working on doing a fence and I'm testing out a product um called dipl brush and I've been using it now for two days on this fence and I chose to use this device because I'm controlling overspray I'm using a product from um expert stain and seal and it's an self um leveling penetrating oil that's um is pretty light this is a um semisolid oil you can see I've got a structure here next to me a structure right behind me I've got plants you know um trees everywhere overspray could be a major issue when dealing with something like this and doing a privacy fence which with large gaps through here so if I'm spraying in back rushing we're going to get overspray carrying all over these plants overspray carrying on the building you would have to mask with a lot of plastic um drop cloth um mask this whole side of the house if there's any type of wind overspray can carry on this structure over here so it could be a real issue I started testing out this brush it's just the brush itself I came up with this system I've got a heavyduty tighten extension pull right here a three-pot pull got it hooked to an inline gun right here you could um actually hook it to an airless spray gun if you want but that's you know to me would just feel you know probably a little bit you know unnatural I got a whip um attached to it a paint like Supply Co whip that gives me the ability to maneuver this you around I am using stain and seal experts oil which is a self-leveling non-dying penetrating oil so any drips runs anything like this it's going to level out you're not going to see it at all you can actually use the product you can spray it on and not you don't even have to back brush it but back rushing just

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