can you put stain on porches or decks with it?
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Actually, I just applied Preserva Wood, a semi-transparent, oil-based stain, using the sprayer, and it worked fine (mine was "Redwood" color, it it matters). Everything worked well, although I did spend a while cleaning the sprayer afterwards to make sure I got all the stain out, so that it would get gunky inside.
910927
Yes, this the best for taking a stain. I use it on piano finishing where I need a good consistency and where it cannot be obvious that there was a repair. For a deck I would probably use an 80 grit to sand. The finer the grit the lighter the repair will be as it will absorb less stain. 220 grit can be too fine on a piano or furniture. On a deck it is not so important but on furniture this filler sands out to a smooth repair unlike other fillers.
782794
You could deliver stain on your floor. The difficultly is darkness of the tone and the mist may be deliver unwanted surface. The system could not haldle cement based liquid, such as drydeck. I have ruined one before.
1888106
I painted mine white. No problem. Not too sure it would accept stain, anyway. It is sort of a rubbery surface. I painted it first, tacked it down around the base of a round stair landing and then touched it up. No problem.Good Luck
1601718
Yes, it can be stained all it needs is to be sanded and then stained the color of your choice! Hope this helps!
2088672
No, I don't think stain will work. Not sure what color you are wanting but they also come in Espresso.
1004358
Yes, this sprayer can handle light or heavy solids material. Deck stain would be no problem. I have had mine for about one year with no problems.
1843739
I don't know. I sometimes use it to cover the end grain on high-end decks made of Red Cedar. Some of my brush strokes have missed and hit the top of boards. When I've stained it later the effects were minimal. Sure try sanding.
1648205
I use it as a wood filler to repair termite damage but I don't think you can stain it afterwards, never tried precolor it.
1260594
Hello Mark, Unfortunately I had bought it for my farther to fertilize his lawn. Though from experience you can use the pro tank sprayer for stain depending on stain...paint...I have also had stains that do not work. It is a gamble.
727159
It seems rather more like paint than like stain so it might be worth a try but I have no idea about how weather resistant it would be.
1819495
It could work. I don't know what metallic paint would look like on top of the stain, but it's worth a try. And even if it doesn't work you get a light boken out of the deal
1525048
I haven't done this, but don't see why not. The stain probably isn't any thicker than other gardening solutions commonly used in this sprayer. Thinking that it may be easier to throw sprayer away after the job, or spend a whole lot of time doing a proper cleaning so as not affect future spraying .
2075173
probably but it may leave a stain if it has some oils in it. the surface isn't plastic.
1344429
It depends on how deep the stain is and how long it's been on the deck. You can adjust the strength of the TSP but be careful and test it on an area that won't be so obvious. It can remove some paints if mixed too strong. This is a great product and not available in all states.
1829310
Sure is. You can paint or stain this with any type. The only thing to be aware of is the color it will have with the type of stain.
1221809
You should be able to. I sprayed it on everything without it staining, but that was my experience with it.