This Chapin 1949 sprayer works with all TWP Wood Stains, Cleaners, Strippers, and Brighteners. Very durable construction and maximum performance.
This Chapin 1949 sprayer works with all TWP Wood Stains, Cleaners, Strippers, and Brighteners. Very durable construction and maximum performance.
I’m looking for staining product for my new oak cabin build. Can u recommend products for me
Where are you located and we assume you mean the exterior of the cabin? When was it built?
photo of my fence for post below about spraying stain versus other methods.
thanks
Deb, Seattle
I have purchased from you the clean and brightener kits and TWP 100. I will be ready to start this project soon, my pressure washer just arrived. I bought a $30 manual sprayer, a “professional” grade at home depot recently but I am wondering if this will produce a quality looking stain and finish, given I follow your spraying directions well.
Or would a stain pad, roller or brush be better or electric sprayer for this size project? If you think an electric sprayer would be best do you have a recommendation for one? Or would hiring a professional be better? I am very handy, can manage this myself with help if I can make it look good without hiring a professional.
The fence is 160 ft and the deck is 12×13 deck all made of Alaskan Yellow Cedar decking boards.
Thank you for your recommendation.
Deb
See here for spraying tips: https://www.twpstain.com/how-to-apply-twp-stain-with-a-sprayer
The better the quality of sprayer the easier it will be to apply. Not sure if the one you bought is good or not.
It will spray transparent and semi-transparent oil stains. It will not spray solid stains. It is a very good. high quality sprayer.
I want to spray a 800 sq, ft. deck with oil based stain, will this sprayer handle the job? If not can you reccomend one that will? I’ll be treating pressured treated wood.
what is the maintenance of this chapin sprayer. how is it cleaned after spraying on superseal 25?(or should i just be using a roller?)