Hand-Stain Trim and Detailed Areas

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When to Back Roll and Why? Staining with an Airless Sprayer.

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For the bottom portion of the shed and areas requiring more precision, apply the stain using a stain brush. This method is especially useful for areas where overspray is a concern or where an airless sprayer might be too unwieldy. The presenter uses a firmer, angled sash brush like the Premier Montauk or Riverdale brush, which offers better control for 'cutting in' along edges and grooves, ensuring even coverage without drips. Work from a ladder to reach higher areas, maintaining control over the brush.

Goal: Apply stain to the door trim, fascia, and other detailed areas with precision.

Tools and materials

Ladder Werner — Reaching higher areas of the trim and fascia
Miracle Wipes Miracle Wipes — Cleaning up any accidental overspray or drips
Stain Brush — Applying stain to trim and detailed areas
Stain Sherwin-Williams Woodscapes — The coating material

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[Music] let's show you how i can you know quickly get rid of this overspray that i got on here so don't leave it on here for days if you just take a miracle wipe just wiped it right off so you get any overspray a miracle wipe will take it off fast i always keep those things close by and handy another little handy tip i've got my you know masking you know on this vent right here if i wait you know until i'm all done pull it if anything bled onto that vent it's going to be a lot harder to get it off if i pull it off now while the stain is wet i got a miracle wipe and i could just peel it right off just a few little spots where it bled through like and you know being a shed it's not that big of a deal but i can just quickly correct that so you see one of the the benefits to using these hea tips from titan is you use significantly less pressure anywhere from 800 to 1000 psi or 1100 psi and the droplets are larger so they don't carry as far but less pressure nice even fan less overspray and less overspray some if you're concerned about overspray you know titan's got you covered with these tips do let's start off by doing my fascia the green color isle of pine so customer had some leftover from the shed so i'm gonna shake this up there's not much to do with the green just a little bit underneath the front fascia and then the sides and then the door trims gonna be a little bit darker than the existing color which now which is cabin brown this again is once a solid color stain but use a different type of paintbrush too a little bit stiffer and one i can control a little bit more for doing cut-ins because i got to cut in underneath that metal so i want a little bit more control so i'm going to think i'm going to use either a premier montauk or a premier riverdale brush i got to check and see what i got available in my truck so i uh in my truck had the exact brush i wanted a premier montauk so this is a good interior exterior brush that will work really well for this stain and it's all paints and stains brush dupont bristles tinex and oreo and it'll be stiff enough for this stain and it'll clean up really easy at the end of the day also whoa so i don't need a roller i'm just going to be brushing so i don't need a bucket screen in there all either because this is so rough it's not going to be very easy getting it down in the grain so you're just gonna have to keep working it back and forth back and forth to get it down in there you don't want to have too much because…

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