Pre-Staining Prep and Hand Protection
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The Dipless Brush Staining a Fence | Tools For Painters
What happens here
Before beginning the staining process, the presenter recommends testing the wood with a moisture meter to ensure it's at an appropriate moisture level for staining. He then emphasizes the importance of wearing proper hand protection, especially with oil-based products. He uses surgical-style Raven gloves as a base layer, followed by work gloves over the top. This two-layer approach prevents oil from soaking through to his hands, offering both chemical protection and a good grip. He notes that while the Expert Stain & Seal oil is environmentally safe and non-toxic, wearing gloves simplifies cleanup and prevents having to scrub oil from hands at the end of the day.
Goal: Prepare for staining by testing wood moisture and ensuring proper hand protection.
Tools and materials
- Moisture Meter — Testing the moisture content of the wood before staining
- Raven Gloves Raven — Providing a base layer of chemical protection for hands
- Work Gloves — Providing grip and an additional layer of protection over surgical gloves
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