I need to re-stain my deck. The stain I am using cleans up with soap and water. Will this Wagner Smart Flow Roller work with stain, too?
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Should work well. Clean up on these things takes some patience unless you have a small tub. We don't and the kitchen sink method takes a while to clean up.
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Wagner recommends the DeckMate and the DeckJet for staining projects because they are specifically designed for that application, but water and oil based stains will work with the SMART Flow Roller too. After any project, it is important to thoroughly clean the SMART Flow Roller to ensure proper function of the tool in the future. Instructions can be found in the owner's manual.
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I think it would if the stain isn't too thin, If it is you may overload the roller andmake a mess.
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Yes. Our stain and odor remover is designed to work on a wide range of surfaces, including wood floors. Thank you for your question, and we hope our product works well for you.
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Nancy, I'm not sure. I have had some luck in the removal of water rings but have not tried it on wax build up. What I will say is that this product will not damage anything if you were to try it. It is oil so if it can it will be absorbed, it will. I have an antique tray type coffee table and when people don't use coasters, water rings will result. I generously apply Milsek, wait a bit, then wipe off the excess. My water stains are gone. Sorry I can't be more helpful. Wade
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I doubt it will work very well with a thick paint or stain. I have used it with "normal" viscosity water-based and oil-based paints and I still had to thin the paint to achieve the recommended viscosity. If the paint is too viscous it doesn't atomize properly, resulting in "globs" of paint coming out of the sprayer.
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I haven't tried it for stain. I only use it for bug & weed control. Those products are all the consistency of water,and uniformity is not vital.
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Mr. Clean Magic Eraser works as a gentle abrasive (like a pencil eraser) so it is unlikely this will remove the stain from what effectively is dyed vinyl. Probably won't hurt though - just don't scrub aggressively or it may scuff smooth vinyl.
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Thank you for your question. THe ROS20VSK with the correct sanding sheets and speed setting will do well for many applications such as stripping old varnish and stain as well as sanding hardwood plywood to shelving quality. The sander is supplied with a 'soft' backing pad for multipurpose applications. If you have further questions please feel free to contact our Bosch Customer Service Representatives at 1-877-BOSCH-99 (1-877-267-2499).
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They make a deck and fence wash too. I bought that at the same time but haven't used it yet. Hopefully it works better than the house wash did for me.
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The Wagner Sprayer is best used to do large areas-walls & ceilings-a whole room at one time. .....A great deal of time is required to thoroughly clean the sprayer.....Since I do furniture refinishing, my best suggestion for you would be to use an HVLP sprayer. You most likely would be able to find a respectable gun and small compressor (if you don't already own one) at a price close to the Wagner.
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The roller may is defective if it is leaving behind a residue. The residue is harmless and can be easily removed with a soapy sponge or isopropryl alcohol.
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I am not sure if it can be used with stain or not. The best thing to do would be to contact the mfg. This is what I had done myself with my application questions before purchasing this product. Insulted.com 888-813-5065
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The instructions suggest checking with manufacturers of wood floors before using. Also suggests an inconspicuous area to test before proceeding. The steam cleaner can be used for fabric, upholstery, etc. and other surfaces that can be exposed to water and temps of about 212 degrees. So far I have used my Wagner on my bathroom tile walls, floors, shower and even the counter tops, mirrors, toilets. I cleaned the top edge of my tile (up against the painted wall) with no problems. I dried the area immediately and did not use the power nozzle tool to keep from damaging the paint. I don't know if I would use it on wood paneling or a large painted wall area. Would want to test area myself and not sure which tool could be used on these areas without damage. There is a squeegee, a somewhat coarse brush and three other tools that provide a smaller more intense pinpoint of steam. Hope this information is enough to help you make a decision.
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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.
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I use the Savogran 10621 as a booster for other cleaners, and on its own when cleaning my deck. The 'chalky white stuff' you speak of on your siding sounds like finish deteriorization. No cleaner I know of will stop that. Check with the manufacturer of your siding(or any aluminum siding for that matter), and see if they have answers...
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Yes. But you MUST follow the directions for cleaning afterwards. LOTS of water thru the unit, use the solution that comes with it and remove and clean every part that is removable and clean those as well. This sprayer is a great time saver and will last and last if cared for properly. Any paint left will dry up, become impossible to clean and you will have ruined it. We have even used deck stain. Can't say it enough - clean clean clean. And as another person said - proper tip. Also very powerful sprayer so use caution as it can literally slice through skin.
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It worked well for me on mildew in the paint on a groove in a exterior medal door. A shadow of the stain is still there. For your application, I'd recommend getting one bottle to try. Obviously you have a roof leak. Don't waste you money cleaning mold from roof decking that may have to be replaced when the leak location is found. I just checked it on the mildewed exterior painted wood siding. Worked real well.
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It's worth a try! I've use it on all kinds of stains but WD 40 and it has worked for me! The heavier stains I have let it sit a bit longer before washing and used like a little tooth brush to work the soap into the stain...check it again before drying! Might have to give it a second treatment but I was able to get dried ink to just about be non visible and it had been washed and dried! Good luck!