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Stain Application with Dipless Brush

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The Dipless Brush Staining a Fence | Tools For Painters

What happens here

The presenter demonstrates applying the stain to the fence using the Dipless Brush. He shows how to brush horizontally along the fence pickets. The brush is designed to spray stain directly through its synthetic (polyester filament) bristles, allowing for simultaneous brushing and application. When the brush starts to dry, a simple squeeze of the trigger re-saturates the bristles with stain. He highlights that this method effectively prevents overspray, even in windy conditions, which would be a significant issue with traditional spraying. He notes that while back-brushing is good practice for penetration, the self-leveling nature of the oil means it's not strictly necessary to avoid marks.

Goal: Apply stain to the fence effectively while managing overspray.

Tools and materials

  • Dipless Brush System Dipless Brush — Direct application of stain to the fence

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to back brush it but back rushing just helps you know with penetration with their product you know it's not needed but this is a great tool been testing it out for 2 days it's working um pretty dang good there's a few things I'm just you working through it likes to uh spill product out where the tip is or the back if you're up and down so um like this I'm trying to hold it in a downward motion like this brushing and I'm trying to brush you know uh with a brush um basically horizontal instead of vertical a lot of the time so I'm going to show you what it looks like you'll brushing it with it you see it actually sprays paints I got it hooked up to my airless sprayer it sprays paint out through the bristles or the filaments the filaments are a synthetic filament I believe they're a polyester filament and when I when my brush starts to get dry I'll just spray paint into it by sque squeezing the trigger right now we got a little bit of wind picking up this would actually be really bad if I was uh spraying and back brushing with an oil this light wind would make it so it would absolutely just be a nightmare you'd have overspray everywhere does drip a little bit and just to combat the dripping I just got um got cardboard Shields down you see I can really saturate the tops of the pickets the other side of the fence is going to be done the same color and because it is a self-leveling oil anything that spills over to the other side of the fence when I coat the other side it'll self-level you won't see any runs at all stain and seals product too you can I mean I can just brush it any way I want all that's going to just self-level right there it is good practice to go back and just back rush it one way but you don't have to you can see I'm right up next to this house I don't have to worry about overspray it all the stain it's a penetrating oil stain so it's going to penetrate through all the way through the wood it's going to penetrate downward so the bottom of this picket eventually the oil is going to penetrate and saturate the bottom of that picket so I don't have to worry about trying to uh brush upward on that where I U the bottom part I can't see today I'm using you know it's a brand new tool to me so I started off I got a um Titan haa 311 tip so I know you can use um any tip you want you know when using this tool the bigger the tip the more product is to spray out um the more to me you know my thought process the more over spray possibility so I don't want any…

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