Sorry I had to comment on this one. ROFL….

“Freebie Whore” ROFL, I think this is the top Quote on my List so far… This was some funny shit lol.

Keepem up, I will be looking for more quotes and comments from you in the near future lol.

Handi

Proper technique requires keeping the spray can a constant distance from the workpiece, and the spray perpendicular to the service. On a larger piece like that table, that usually means you can’t stand in one spot; you need to move your whole body back and forth. Hey, we get some exercise as an added benefit!

I don’t know about being similar to a gel stain overall, but yes it did seem to stay more on the surface vs. penetrating deeply like regular stain I’d have applied with a rag or brush. I’m sure it has everything to do with the quick drying time.

As I believe I mentioned in the post, I didn’t apply any kind of pretreatment to this pine table. While there is a “hint” of blotchiness…and I associate that more with a poor sanding job than anything else…overall the color turned out uniform.

I think I might have misspoke when I mentioned applying 3 or 4 coats. What was shown in the video was the entire application that resulted in the final product. What I meant to say was that I sprayed on what I figure was “equivalent” to 3 or 4 coats to get the color as dark as it is.

It only took about 5 – 10 minutes total to complete the spraying and for once I wasn’t as covered with stain as the project.

Would I use it again…probably. But considering the colors are limited and it’s exterior only, it might be a while before I do.

I agree hand applying can give an even and consistent coverage just as easily and that’s still my preferred method over all others.

And last but not least, no I hadn’t applied a topcoat yet in the pictures.