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We spray and back brush fences. #paintlife #contractor #tradesman #shorts

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Video by The Idaho Painter

The Idaho Painter

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This project provides step-by-step instructions for preparing to stain a wooden fence using an airless paint sprayer, focusing on equipment setup, overspray prevention, and stain preparation. The process details using an 18-inch tip extension and a 310 tip for spraying, covering nearby sprinklers, and preparing Woodscapes solid color stain for a low-pressure application followed by back-brushing.

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but we're gonna begin the staining process. I'm gonna be using a tip extension, 18 inch extension, because I don't wanna be close to the fence when I'm staining. I'm gonna try out using a 310 tip. This is a very unusual fence because it's got a big gap in between pickets. And so, where you know, overspray could be an issue. This is a common area right here. We've got common area sprinklers and I have no idea when they'll kick on. So, I covered each one of the sprinklers heads with a bucket. So, if they do kick on, we don't have ourselves a big mess. So, got that taken care of. I'm gonna be using wood scapes, solid color stain here and the color is cabin brown. I'm gonna be using it at a really low pressure because I'm just using it to apply the stain. I'm going to be back brushing it. I could just take a bucket and a brush and a roller and roll this by using an airless.

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