could I use this on a deck before staining?
910925
I bet you could, just make sure that you get a color that matches the deck or it may look off. Sand well after it drys. Should work well if you sand well.
910926
If the wood, on the deck, is not rotted you can use the wood filler for repair. Any rot must be removed and replaced first. If the wood is "soft" you may be able to use "wood hardener" from Minwax before using the filler.
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.
287634
I've only used on wood and so far it has done a great job. You could test a small spot to see if it leaves a stain on it.
1038724
You plane off the barrier. I don't know how stainable depending on saturation of product. Maybe use a leveler before staining. You can call Tim Bor for more detailed answers. Good luck.
1393441
I doubt it. As much that would stain the material might remain though. This is made for a solid surface I believe.
1348387
you bet it can. i used Wolman's Clear Cedar. I sprayed it with a 411 tip i ordered from amazon. Don't thin the stain out, but make sure you stir it well before you use it. Good luck Marshall!
2076330
You should wait until the deck is fully dry before you paint. I cleaned the deck one weekend and painted it the next weekend....but you can do it a lot sooner if you have the time.
661301
I am thinking you can use it on a newly stained table. It is very gentle, no chemicals.....It may temporarily darken the wood but after applying you wait a few hours and then wipe it off. It really is so great on my wooden counters which are unfinished. If the wood is sealed with polyurethane or something like that, the cream wood just lay on the top and not penetrate the wood. I don't believe a stained wood would be a problem as long as it not sealed with anything else.....
1494026
I'm sure you could, however the consistency and over-all dried hardness will be different then usual concrete. So it may not match correctly with surrounding concrete once stained. I used a paint, and it held up well, unsure about stain.
1855141
I would be careful using it on a wooden deck, as it had a metal protecting strip across the front that could damage wood if scrapped too closely. If you don't mind leaving a layer of snow on the deck, you may be able to use it.
1664954
I would think so. My deck was stained and it stuck very well and we have had it on for the last two winters and this year freezing cold and it still has not come loose anywhere. This is a great product. I highly recommend it and don't be afraid to put it on a painted surface.
1592694
its not used on decks. its normally used on the end of logs to prevent cracking from drying too fast. As a wood turner I use it on green wood that I have turned part way then painted with anchor seal ( to prevent cracking from drying too fast) and stored for 3 to 6 months before I finish turning.
299895
Not sure, but don't see why not. I'd call the company. All I know is it does what is said it would do for us. The que you want to ask the company is that most of your sail boat is exposed and I assume you want to do the below deck? This is a bomb, not a spray on.
1600744
Yes... I used mine on the top of my entertainment center -where the TV sits. After you apply the veneer, let it sit for a day or so then sand it (if needed along the edges) and stain it. I used regular stain, but polyurethane would be better for surfaces that come in contact with water.
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 .
264574
While I am not a woodworker, I do not think this wood would respond well to staining. More over, you'd definitely have to sand it down first as there is already a finish on it.
97936
If you can get around the screw, the Vampliers will remove it. But it will probably cause some of the decking to get dinged up. You'll probably need to clean it up with wood putty and stain once the screw is removed.
250600
If you are going to use a very thin product like a stain, it should work fine. However, this sprayer does not handle thicker products well at all. You would have to dilute paint quite a bit to make it function. This sprayer is better suited to a smaller project than a deck. I would invest more money in a better quality sprayer to use it on something of that size. I ultimately returned mine because it did not work well at all, plus the contatiner was cracked so it leaked everywhere.