Many ways to go about it, application wise. For even stain penetration, sand the trim with 220 grit sandpaper to remove the milling burnish, which can prevent the stain soaking in evenly.
New construction stain/seal package advice
Ok guys, the title says it all. I've got a new construction stain/seal job coming up and I'm a little unsure about this job. I've done lots of new work projects but never stain packages. I did help a buddy years ago on one of his old stain jobs and it was a PITA.
I need some clever advice on how to go about this job. I was planning on spraying the stain and sealer before the trim guy puts it up...is this general procedure?? I guess I could let the trim guy put it up and then go behind him like we do on a normal prime/paint job but that seems more difficult.
I need tips please and I'm assuming I'll just use sanding sealer instead of poly...I know lots if guys that have good luck going that route.
I need some clever advice on how to go about this job. I was planning on spraying the stain and sealer before the trim guy puts it up...is this general procedure?? I guess I could let the trim guy put it up and then go behind him like we do on a normal prime/paint job but that seems more difficult.
I need tips please and I'm assuming I'll just use sanding sealer instead of poly...I know lots if guys that have good luck going that route.
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