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Tip painting fences! Expert Stain & Seal #oil #cedar #fence

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This video demonstrates a practical technique for controlling overspray when staining or painting a wooden fence using a spray gun and a cardboard shield. It shows how to apply a self-leveling oil or stain to fence tops while preventing airborne particles. It's important to note that despite the user's request context being 'Cleaning > Stain & Spot Removal > Grease & Oil Stain Removal > Wood Surface Cleaning with Degreasing Agents', the video content *does not* depict any cleaning activities or the use of degreasing agents, but rather the application of a wood finish (stain/paint) and overspray mitigation.

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So I'm going to give you a little tip controlling over spray over the back of a fence. So I just use a cardboard shield when I'm doing the tops. So I'm not going to get over spray shooting up in the air, in the air. It's going to really limit the amount of over spray. So the cardboard shield just hangs right behind, got a self-leveling oil right here, expert saying to see oil. That will actually self-level itself on a vertical surface. And we do back brush, all of our fences anyways, using a penetrating oil and a bliat six inch brush. So there is controlling over spray with cardboard shield holder easily adjust.

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