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[@OutdoorsWithTheMorgans]

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[@DrakeMiester]

Contract painter for 36 years here. Turn your pressure way down when spraying thin stains,you lose a lot in overspray. That color really is nice,turned out great.

[@willie6185]

That respirator that you are wearing is a dust respirator. You need to wear a vapor respirator when you are spaying a oil base stain/paint. Of course you are outside so the over spay won’t be as bad.,but if you were in a enclosed room you would definitely want to wear a vapor respirator. All I have ever used is a Crayco airless spayer. I used to paint houses for a living. Interior and exterior. Water base and oil base.

[@PEI_Guy]

I like the sprayer it looks like it really speeds things up. It's good that the wood is soaking it up and the stain is penetrating the pine. You might want to consider a heavier duty protection for your breathing. I just purchased a face mask with disposable filter cartridges that can be customized to the job you are doing.

[@markboettcher9443]

Years ago I brushed my 36 x 48 barn, it took 60 hours. More recently I have sprayed it twice at about 4 hours each time. That included time for fixing the sprayer when it gave trouble!

[@mikeandnoleane07]

Mike, if you're going to use this kind of stain for future builds, think about getting a 5 gallon bucket, should be cheaper in the long run. Great job, doing well.

[@MartyM_33]

Mike, next time you spray start with the pressure at a very low setting and work your way up until the spray tails (the little dots on the edge of the spray fan) are gone. You’re losing a ton of material to over spray. 2 gallons should be more than enough to finish the whole building. That’s a great color. I hope my recommendation helps and I’m speaking from 16 years experience.

[@dannydeutsch279]

If I have a project that typically takes 10 gallons to complete using a roller Ballpark guesstimate how many gallons do you think it would take using this sprayer?

[@Methodical2]

@@dannydeutsch279 Less than 10 gallons.

[@funkybayatPK]

Had my X5 for about 5-years and love it for internal woodwork, trim, molding painting.....no brush strokes......of course you need to tape of and seal room you are doing, but it does a great job.

[@davidmorrison3776]

Mike, Mike. After watching you for about 4 months now and all of your videos I have learned one thing that I am sure of. You are very matriculate about everything you do. From cutting fire wood at 16 inches to stacking it properly, milling lumber from the mill and dry stacking it to mini cabin overdoing. And now the sprayer back in the box. You are very tidy and neat. But I can’t recall the last time I have seen that side by side clean. I think it’s time to clean her up. Lol. I only mention this cause I just purchased a side by side and I’m noticing everything. Great job Morgan’s.

[@redblacksaxerc8886]

I have the same sprayer from Graco. I've had mine for 3 years and I haven't had a problem with it. The best $350 I've ever spent on painting/staining equipment ever.

[@jbbrown7907]

A very unique Mother's day gift.

[@howard5567]

Its looking good Mike, as I said its a little learning curve. The only thing you need is a 5 gallon bucket to pull from, to get a more consistent color. Plus a damp towel to cover the bucket to keep any trash, debris or dirt in your paint or stain. Catch you on the next one!

[@joemascioni3101]

I used Ready Seal to re-stain a log cabin house. It is much cheaper to purchase in 5gal pails than to use it in a gallon can. Where I got it at I believe it was around $40/gal and it was $125 for a 5gal pail. The sprayer seems to work nice. Good job Morgan's!

[@ggstephens50]

Hey Mike I have the Graco Magnum X7 for years now. The one thing I can tel you is to clean it well when your done. Get a couple of 5 gal buckets. Pump a lot of water through it, take the spray head off and move the sprayer to the water and pump the stain back to the can stopping just as it turns deluted. This will clean the hose and save some paint. Take the spray head completely apart don’t just run some water through it. You will find paint hiding everywhere in there. I leave it all apart to dry then spray it some wd40 before putting it all back together. Also there is a check ball at the top of the pick up if that gets stuck it will never prime.

[@mikemcguire8351]

Looking Better. Sprayer is the ticket. A little waste but making up time. Worth it!

[@millcrafters]

Love that stain color. I spent a lot of years spraying in my body shop. Relatable information. Get a 3M carbon based filter mask with rubberized housing for a good fit. They are in the 20 some to 30 dollar range. Even better yet is the full face mask covering your eyes as well. I need a paragraph to explain all of that. When spraying it is best to edge out the work surfaces first. When you go all around the edges it frames the job, and then you can focus on doing the flat surfaces evenly. Done effectively enough it would all but eliminate the brushing, at least for the most part. I had mentioned that on the header/face panel (You are a perfectionist like I am) you would need to brush a certain area away from where you stopped with the brushing because the sprayer is not going to give you the option of going up to that line finely. It would create a second coat situation which would result in a much darker overlap spot. From the video yes it is a much darker patch. Whether it dries closer to the rest or not is to be seen. One way to correct it is to roller or brush a second coat across the entire header and stop finely along that edge so then everything on the header would have only one second coat. (Where it is overlapped you do not coat that again.) That header is your header. It is the marquee spot on the shed so spending such a little bit of time to make it even makes sense. So yes edging out first, and then combining the ideal head for spray pattern, and being able to focus on overlapping the coats will give you the technique that you yearn for. Perfecting the spray head size will enable you to cover a good sized area without too wide of a spray pattern which wastes a lot of material into the air. Have to play with it to find the sweet spot. When edging out I noticed others advising you to get an extension, ideally you don't want an extension for edging out when the area is easily reachable, but extensions of course are great for big flat areas that are harder to reach.

[@tedelembridge9249]

Just a couple of tips. I had a Graco airless for a few years (until my garage was broken into and sprayer, two compressor, pressure washer, etc. were stolen so good thinking on your part to get a security system). It was the wood soaking up the stain and not the fault of the sprayer that it was taking so much product to cover the work. Spraying, especially with a good quality sprayer, generally takes less stain, paint, or other chemical as opposed to brush or roller applications. Ensure that the the motion which you are using to apply the stain is correct for the orientation of the tip (vertical or horizontal fan pattern). Use a horizontal motion (side to side) with a vertical fan spray and a vertical (up and down) motion with a horizontal fan spray. Also, whichever motion you are using, try to keep the tip at a 90 degree angle to the work piece. Stop spraying at the end of each pass (side to side or up and down) and only restart (squeeze the trigger) once you have begun to move in the opposite direction. This prevents apply too much product to the ends of each pass, resulting in an uneven application and wasted product. If you decide to use the sprayer to apply latex paint (interior or exterior) use a product from Flood called FLOTROL. As the website states " FLOETROL® is a latex paint additive to improve flow and levelling of water-based paints." In a nutshell, latex paint without a thinner is too thick (viscous) for the sprayer to compress and push through the system. It will usually just sit there chugging with little to nothing coming through the spray tip. With FLOTROL, it sprays and fans out just as it should. I usually mix the FLOTROL at the max recommended ratio to paint. Use a large drill and a paint or grout mixing attachment to ensure that the it is well mixed. If you let a batch sit overnight, hit it with the mixing attachment before resuming the following day. Lastly, if you are doing a large job (painting a house over the period of multiple days) you can wrap the spray gun in a plastic bag (ensure it is intact with no holes or broken seams) and secure it tightly in order to leave the rig overnight without disassembly and cleaning. Also wrap the pickup tube in a plastic bag and secure it. When you are ready to work the next day, simply remove the bags resume the process. The pickup end may need a rinse in some water, as it is more prone to forming a skin on the paint on it, but the gun end should be fine. There could be a small bit of dried paint in the opening of the nozzle. If so, remove the nozzle and rinse it in water (warm, if you have it) or hit it with a garden hose/dip it in a bucket of water. Once you are finished with the project, rigorously clean everything, by the book. Graco is a quality product and should serve you well for years. Thanks for the videos. --- Ted

[@davidlopata7532]

I have the x7 and x9 they are all good! Great brand. I what the handheld Graco Ultra Cordless that runs off the dewalt 20 volt battery but that price tag is keeping me away. You definitely use more paint and stain no matter what you are doing with sprayer like that. Looks great! You'll like your new spray tan too..

[@markpashia7067]

Spray tan is right!!!

[@Spinonemaster]

I've had my Simplisafe system for about 6 months ... works like a charm, easy wireless install, and love the remote camera viewing on the smart phone ... been a builder for decades, installed many systems, but never had one myself ... the inexpensive monitoring price convinced me (and uncertain times) plus I got an extra lawn sign to warn the low life's, I also have a large male Bouvier des Flandres (cattle dog of flanders) as a back up .... Mike, I never knew this, but my small engine guy told me I should start my generator every 3 months, one to check engine, second to put a "load" on the electric to cycle it .... he said he see's many that start and run, but won't generate electric, that has to be depressing in a power outage ... not sure what process goes wrong, but I now do this ... I just plug in a shop light for 10 minutes ... those Graco X5's are great machines as long as you clean them well they'll last forever .... and yea, untreated pine absorbs a lot of stain, I usually double my stain estimate when working with it ... I got a great chuckle in the last video of Hunter "speed hello" flash ... and love watching the whole family join in some of the videos ... just joined Melissa's page and watched Hannah learning to drive the Jeep ... she did really well for the first time

[@stephencabral5409]

Morning sunshine. Maybe pressure is a little too high for the overspray?

[@kjtilka]

Luv the music you play makes my joyous

[@rickroupp5879]

Get a extension for the nozzle and you won't be so close to the overspray

[@OutdoorsWithTheMorgans]

I have one, will try it next time, wasn't sure if it would be in the way when doing the rafters

[@jimmckay2127]

I have one for mine and it makes a tremendous difference. Not only does it keep you out of the overspray but you can easily paint ten foot ceilings while standing on the ground. I've had my X5 for over five years and it's definitely a game changer when it comes to painting. I bought mine to paint the house that I and my family built but mostly used by my son in his construction business. You can control overspray by using smaller tips like one starting with a 4. Just take the time to study and understand the tip numbers.

[@lostinmyspace4910]

Mike, now that I think about it, you may want to put on 2 coats. First coat sucks into the wood, second coat actually protects from the UV, moisture, and all round weather concerns. With sprayer now, that might be good to consider. What do other professional painters think? Do a section on the back and see what you think.

[@peachjr]

Although pricey, I use a Honda 2200 inverter gen set for my airless. It works perfect. Very a uiet, super easy to handle and it will run hours upon hours on very little fuel. I also take it to the woods for when I need it there. It would work perfect at your mini cabin. Thanks for the videos. Best to you and your family!

[@roblong6518]

Good morning Morgan's. Staining looks terrific, I agree with using extension wand on the gun, it really helps. That stain will really make the new pool house look great! 😉👍

[@TheSnakeman3]

I have that exact same generator and it’s great. Mine starts on the first pull every time. I got a Graco sprayer last year to stain our deck and it worked great. I will use it to paint the house next. She’d looks fantastic for sure!

[@ShaneZettelmier]

Looks awesome! I’ve only done one house interior with three bedrooms using a paint sprayer so I’m not exactly an expert but I watched a bunch of videos of professionals doing it and what I noticed was they all had an extension about a three or 4 foot rod or tube that clipped under the gun and had the nozzle at the end of it. I found a 3 foot extension for my little Wagner end it made a huge difference, you can reach everything much better, You’re farther away so you’re not getting it all over you, and the end was curved so it was a lot easier to get underneath things and into nooks and crannies with that angle on the tip. I did about half the house before I bought the extension end it was just a huge difference in the labor side of it and the mess as well, but especially when you’re doing the higher up stuff, you can go a good 10 or 12 feet without needing a ladder, and no bending over. I would check and see if that manufacturer makes one, even a little 3 foot extension makes an enormous difference. Also if you have an old trailer that spends a lot of time sitting out in the sun, when you’re building tables and stuff like that and staining or painting them if you do it on top of the trailer that overspray is like free protection, it will just be an ugly trailer. I noticed because I had two trailers with the same wood and after about five years one of them completely rotted out and the other one was still in great shape it just had stain and paint all over it. Lol

[@evilbrat5376]

That Airless Sprayer is a fantastic addition to your tool, versatile also. The shed coming along very nice. Had used one a long time ago doing some thick heavy paint. Handled it with no problem once thinned down to correct viscosity. Y'all have a safe day and fun with Archie.

[@munched55]

*Just what I need to cover the outside of my sauna reno. The airless sprayer looked like a huge time-saver!*

[@streetrodder2846]

I've always tried to run the spray with the grain of wood as much as possible. Pretty much eliminates the need to brush.

[@wayneschnare4019]

Shed is looking great , way faster than by hand . Like the tunes . Hello to Hunter !!

[@jamesmoore768]

Looks fantastic. The sprayer was just the ticket. 👍❤️ Y’all have a day.

[@larrysutton6530]

Mike I think that the more you use the sprayer the better you will get and the less waste you will have or at least you will have a better idea of how much you will need and the shed is looking great

[@joebledsoe257]

On rough work use a wallpaper brush for faster coverage with the wipe down process. Get a better respirator. If you can smell it you're breathing it. We love our SimpliSafe system.

[@keymanduff]

So liked this style videos with out the intros and exit videos. Nice and clean this way. Always like to see the family now and then. Until next time.

[@jasone9]

Glad to see the graco working well, I've often considered getting a sprayer over the years but never did. Now that my helpers are adults they aren't always around to help, so a graco may be in my future.

[@kevinhall2266]

Looks great! The Graco makes staining almost tolerable. I think it took me longer to clean up afterwards than to stain my shop. A good cleaning and lube after each use is key. Mine is many years old and still kicking.

[@chrispileski6640]

I figured you'd like that sprayer. I love mine. I've only used it once or twice, but it is so efficient, well worth the little bit of waste you get. Shed looks awesome!

[@doi467]

i wonder can you go from stain to interior paint? i might do my interior work first, stain deck second...have you tried yet?

[@tommyordoyne7461]

Nice job. Thanks for the free education. Have a productive day.

[@budmatto9205]

A couple of questions from a novice. Can you comment on the cleanup process. How do you clear the stain out of the feed and sprayer head? What was the bucket of mineral spirits for? Are you using it to dilute the stain to improve flow? Finally, how is the application of stain different from paint? The simple answer may be links to Graco videos that address these questions. I have never used a sprayer which is the reason that I am asking for basic information. Thanks for your video !!

[@richardforrest5781]

You can cut down on waste by buying different jets. 2 in. 3,4,6,8. spray widths. Also couple different length extensions. Also a swivel just behind the spray tip, you can adjust different angles so you're not contorting your arm. Also the paper mask is not enough. A partial respirator for solvents. I ran 2 units for 25 years. Good luck

[@charlesmarshall6686]

Mike.....love your channel Small tip....when spraying rafters....throw a thin sheet of 4x8 plywood on top....move easily with where spaying.....consierable less overspry

[@2blackdanes]

Charles Marshall overspray is overspray, it just becomes stain on the plywood with your method and at some point it will start dripping on you . I don’t see the overspray being a problem in this situation. The entire structure is the same finish. May be helpful if you’re trying to keep it off other surfaces but a major time sucker to keep moving it to keep up with your work flow. It would be easier to use a roll of plastic.

[@robertmorelli4886]

i have been watching you for quit some time .I am a painter , I would stain boards before you put them up you can spray them on a drop cloth or tyvac then back roll them you will save a lot of stain and time .you can spot stain once its up .this way you can get the bottom of the boards that are on the ground that is where they will wick first

[@jerrymont2595]

Yes Mike, that stain definitely looks marvelous !

[@bruceduncan1684]

Love your channels. Used a sprayer for my privacy fence once, gave my green truck a nice red hue from the over spray blowing in the wind. Nice mess to clean up and a lessen learned.

[@mayhemsmiley]

Just curious what size spray tip you were using. Thanks for sharing, beautiful job.

[@barryhaynes103]

Time with the tool Mike ... that’s all you need ... time with the tool ... I’ve been working with tools all my life and for me, the instructions, tutorials, and in some instances in person education is all great but nothing has taught me more about using a tool than actually using it over and over ... btw, I think that sprayer nozzle will rotate so you’re always holding the handle vertical ... maybe not ... I have a Graco myself but haven’t used it in a long time ... lastly ... being able to load and haul heavy equipment with a tractor must be a plus ... thanks for sharing your experiences with others

[@merlewarnsholz2094]

Mike & Melissa - Another great video. I had an opportunity to use an airless sprayer when helping a guy do some painting. If there's no wind, and you do the masking right on a house project (not something you needed here) it's a great way to go. Very quick, and good even coverage without as much wear and tear on the body. Blessings to the Morgans. Hi there Hunter.

[@DJinOcalaFla]

Wow! What a difference, looks great!!!

[@olddawgdreaming5715]

Fantastic job Mike and Melissa, sure does a great job with your sprayer, once you get the hang of it there will be less loss of stain. That’s a pretty cool tool for your arsenal 👍👍. You’ll be filling up the wood shed real quick. Thanks for sharing with us. Fred.

[@russellbowman8051]

Getter Done a lot quicker but a lot of waste goes into the Air but that is what you get with a sprayer!!👍👊

[@geraldharvill4699]

Check your pressure you have too much pressure which would cause over mist. Also if you had a larger/taller area you can join a second hose to it. Nice looking Job. Make sure your read how to store it.

[@gregnewlin1074]

I think you will find yourself buying 5 gallon buckets of stain. Not sure if your model has a second strainer in the handle? Just an FYI If you do any paint products with heavy solids in them, make sure you remove and.clean that strainer as well. We painted houses with Graco sprayers years ago and followed the sprayer with a 3/4 Knapp roller. Very quick application process, and evened out the paint very well. We did 1 barn with stain, board and batten style, rolled all the open areas and followed up with a brush on the corners. Great work on the wood shed. You will be very happy with that sprayer.

[@daveshsb]

Sound of a morning dove in the back ground during sprayer set up is cool....

[@waltermattson5566]

I painted a pickup box with a Wagner Power Painter once and got sick after. I think the paint was absorbed through my skin. Your sprayer does a much better job. I like the color too.

[@jaycroyle8761]

What is the advantage of airless spraying vs pneumatic (air type). Looks like the Graco airless was the right choice for this job. Love your channel Mike and Melissa, always learn something new.

[@keithbeynon3878]

Look nice Mike, spraying is the way to go I have a older wagner that has a hopper for the product, they use a lot of material but save time.

[@bykrmom]

The wood shed looks amazing with that stain on it. Nice job Melissa & Mike!

[@barryd.thomassr.9156]

Nice Job Mike, Good to see your Trusted Assistant ! HEY HUNTER!

[@jimcoogan1529]

The machine comes with a generic tip. You can buy tips based on what you are sprays and the width of the board (fan width) you need. Search for tip selector on their site. I used to sell, rent, and maintain Graco sprayers. They are a tough little machine.

[@pjmaynes8747]

It’s so neat to see the project from cutting the trees down to the finished project.

[@henryrodgers3409]

Thanks Mike . I was waiting for this video . Love the colour of the stain . It's hard to pick which stain to get but it's an easy choice when you see what colour someone else has used . Gonna save this video in my favourites just for the colour . Bright sunny morning in Southern Ontario . 61F . Take care .

[@JasonKepler]

Great! Dad and I have been looking at getting a paint sprayer and this model was at the top of our list, I think I'm sold on it now!

[@randychristensen3336]

I have a graco sprayer. They are great. Just be sure that everyone that borrows it clean it good.

[@johnpyle8027]

I had an X 7 years ago. You could slide a 5 gallon bucket under it. That was before You Tube and for some reason I didn't have a quick guide like that. I blew paint in my face while priming twice, loaned it out once and it came back full of dry paint. Two things I NEVER do now. I never paint or stain and I don't lend tools!

[@amossnowdaharleyman9179]

:) yup.an airless does make life nice. So far I've run through 85 gallons of Sherwin Williams super paint spraying my factory. Clean up is the sucky part: 2 hours or more and with oil based about 2.5 gallons of solvent. Mine is a Titan brand about 20 years old.

[@markpashia7067]

Mike, After a few days to let everything evaporate cover the box of the sprayer with a trash bag. Sprayers do not like dust of any sort. If you leave it like that on the shelf with months of dust, you will be frustrated with future projects. Just a thought. Have a day.

[@stevemiller4148]

Wow, that looks great, perfect color!!

[@padroooo]

I bought the X5 for my wife to paint a stairwell going into our basement. She is OCD about details and with all the setup and being new with the X5 it was a failure. She started spraying and the overspray was so thick she couldn't see, kind of snow blind with white paint. She needed to turn the pressure down but by that time when was done and ended up rolling it on with an extension pole.

[@RagsdaleCreek]

Nice job sprayer worked great. God bless Stay safe

[@JohnSmith-tv5ep]

MIKE, don't ya just dislike the learning curve! BUT....that's what it takes to master the task, and become a Pro! Good stuff!

[@basketballmaven1454]

how did you ground the strain pail, because according the instructions you're supposed to ground the bucket when using oil based?

[@panhandleprepper6510]

Mike do a little research on tips. I have the same sprayer and a hand held. Regulator settings can make a difference also check out graco FFLP tips. For a quick lesson check out the Idaho painter on you tube. Color looks good.

[@snapperkc9317]

Your wood shed turned out great and the stain looks super!

[@dbark7978]

Mike and Melissa, Great videos, I love watching every one. One suggestion from today's video - if you have access to a quick, easy set-up reflector screen, it would help a lot to take the dark shadows off your faces so we can see your eyes under the ball cap, particularly on the bright sunny days and when you are facing into the sun. Thanks again for all you do and for sharing it all with us.

[@ritterjon]

💥 That she’s looks great with a fresh coat of stain on it. I have the Wagner Flexio and I can paint our entire fence in about an hour. It’s a major time savor. I can paint as fast as I can move my arm up and down. Sure beats a brush! *Keep on tractoring!*

[@henrybusjahn8714]

thanks for using sprayer ---i've always been afraid to try to use ---think you have enboldened me to try next time

[@jameshalliday412]

Looks good. I’d be interested to see the full cleanup process. Had a cheap sprayer for my air compressor and the spraying was fine, but cleanup took forever and was hard to get everything cleaned up for storage so that you didn’t get a clogged machine for the next time. Hey Hunter! 👋 Have a day! 😀

[@TheKajunkat]

The clean up is pretty simple after you have done it a few times. It is really easy for latex paints because water is your cleanup solvent. You just have to factor in waste which is the biggest draw back. It works great for big jobs with a single color but it gets tricky fast with multiple colors or small jobs. Like everything else, use it for what it is intended for and you will enjoy it.

[@lyndacampbell827]

Great looking shed & sign!

[@TheHobbyFarmHomestead]

Looks like a fine piece of equipment and helps get the job done in half the time. Love your channel and keep up the good work!

[@smoke09able]

The stain looks great on the woodshed. Nice work!

[@Spence321]

Y'all should point out that the machine is not wasteful. The waste is just part of spraying open work space like the joists and other framing elements. The spray method probably took less to stain the solid areas like the walls. Just my opinion. Spence in SC

[@Bubba45347]

would there be less waste if sprayed before you build all laid out on saw horses looks real nice does cut down time for you

[@jeffreyyeater1780]

Hey after you clean that airless you could run a bit of kerosene thru it . keeps things lubed a bit . especially if you dont use it very often . always use the ( throat ) oil also on the shaft seals . keeps them happy also . your puppy is absolutely gorgeous .

[@twsxc700]

Love the channel Mike. I was reading through the comments and don't know how you maintain you sanity in dealing with all the safety patrol comments. I get that people are concerned about safety but if we took every safety precaution recommended and those provided by the manufacture, we would never get anything done! I have the same Graco and it sure is a time saver. Oh and one more thing... Don't for get to chock you tires when you get off your equipment. Western PA is hilly and you don't want you stuff rolling away and running over your family or dogs after they've been drinking your used mineral spirits. LOL Keep up the great work.

[@bullrun1]

Sprayer looks nice and a huge time saver but the original rolled on areas seem to look darker - I guess maybe due to the paint thinner diluting the sprayed on solution (or could just be the lighting angle) ?

[@stevenvaught1125]

Looks good Mike can you tell us what spray tip you used and how many spray tips comes with the sprayer

[@er1073]

Lookin great Mike I could see the over spray when the breeze picked up.Thanks for sharing your video with us. Hello Hunter. Ed

[@plho8443]

Never thought I’d enjoy watching paint dry!!

[@royulrich1]

To reduce your overspray and waste focus on spray tip sizes which are easy to change as you spray. The 510 tip will put a 10 inch can for the walls then switch to a lower sized on for the 2x4s. Nice job for a newby. Way to go Mike.

[@royulrich1]

....10 inch fan ....not can. Hate that autocorrect.

[@charleypearson2314]

I like it. It looks like that sprayer will actually get product between those siding boards. Once again, good info from the Morgans.

[@jimwesselman]

Pressure might have been a tad to high. You can also try a different tip like 411. I like to use what is left in the hose instead of wasting it. Put the hose in the mineral spirits and continue spraying until the mineral spirits start to come out. Thank you for a great video!

[@dickhansen8594]

Really good video fella. Thank you for sharing your day. Simply Safe. Sounds like a good idea. Not here. Haven’t locked my door for 30 years. Keys are in truck, quad, tractor.

[@jeremywever6947]

Definitely the way to go, airless sprayer.

[@theodoredugranrut8201]

It does look fantastic, we have use our air less on many projects Central California watching

[@ronaldnielson8591]

I think you might loose less stain if you turn the pressure down some. High pressure really atomizes the stain and less pressure will stop that to a large extent. Start with pressure set at factory, then turn down, spray and test, turn down spray and test, turn down spray and test, and when you run into poor results turn back up a little

[@tomscott3939]

there is a lot of surface area with different absorbtion rate plus the wind. great job .make sure you clean every thing really good for next time!!

[@danaowen9014]

Love the color.

[@gregbrooks2841]

Looks phenomenal Mike really good job .

[@johnsviben7629]

Hi, John here from Steelton, Pa. Just outside of Harrisburg, love the puppy, hope he brings your family a lot of joy and love.