I am spraying stain on furniture. How do you get even coverage? Which controls did you adjust?
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Make sure you are using the right tip on the sprayer AND the right type of stain. I usually use the 1.7mm tip with stain. A spray on stain will dry quickly and you won't need to wipe it off. Spray light coats until you get the coverage you are looking for. I have found the more stain you spray on, the darker it will be and you will lose the wood grain.
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Practice on a big piece of paper or something turning the knobs till you get the pattern you want. There is only a couple knobs on it.
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I painted a car I restored and the paint came out beautiful. To try and compare that and answer your question is difficult. Stain has a much thinner viscosity than automotive paint. What you will need to do is adjust the fan spray pattern as well as the air mixture but it can be easily done with this unit. It is an LVLP and compared to my other guns that are HVLP, LVLP gives a much finer spray with much less overspray which will allow you to have much less loss of material from overspray as well as less orange peal. Make sure your compressor is able to provide about 10 CFM or better and keep your tank pressure as high as possible and adjust it down at the gun with a pressure valve at the gun. Be sure to test the air compressor with an empty gun by holding the trigger and making sure that after several minutes of continuous use, the pressure regulator at the gun can maintain a pressure in the peek of the green zone.
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Use the light Minwax. The dark is for very dark furniture. The light will give it a nice hard shine done properly.
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You may have to treat it more than once depending on how far its soaked in. Either spray it on or pour it on and just let it do its job. The enzymes in it will eventually "eat" the stain and should not damage your furniture. I still use and swear by this product! When Nature's Miracle couldn't get the job done, Icky Poo DID and I am still amazed by it! I've treated my bed which of course there was no recourse, as you can't put a mattress in anything to soak, so I just kept spraying it on daily, let it dry, spray again, and in due time all smell and stain gone! For comforters and blankets, I put them in the tub, filled with warm water and about a half a gallon of Icky poo, let it set for a few days, and finally rinsed and all smell gone! Good luck
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Try a small region first, I have had no problems with product, However I have white wool rugs so color change has not been an issue. But the product is one of the best I have ever used. I find if you let the spill ( cat through up ) dry first then scrape off the surface, then vacuum first then apply product. works great, stain come's right to the surface then just blot away.
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It didn't really seem to work for me, maybe it would for you. Try the back of the couch or area not seen first to make sure it doesn't stain. Good luck!
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Clean the carpet first, really well so the scotch hard doesn't seal in the stain. Then you can spray it on clean, still wet carpet and let dry.
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I steam cleaned the carpet then sprayed. I had a little less than half the bottle left over when I was done with a 1900 sq ft condo. 90% carpet. I may not have put it on thick enough though. I went slow but not super slow when applying. Also, it really didn't seem to work anyway. Had some watered down rust inside an outdoors chair and when I brought it thru the house it dripped on the carpet. Didn't do a thing to protect it and can't get it out of the carpet now. Sprayed near the doorways extra because of the high traffic area.
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I have had it remove stains when I apply it right away. Make sure you soak the area with Odormute, pat with paper towels, if it is on carpet, and let it dry. After it is thoroughly dry, then you can work on the stain with other household products.
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I have the same problem. Like you I tried sanding. It helped a little but not very much. You might just want to resign yourself to living with the stains, not the end of the world. I suppose you could get it replaced but that might be a big project. Wish I could be of more help. To prevent the stains from getting worse, use John Boos Mystery oil regularly, it's good stuff. You can let it sit overnight which will help it get absorbed by the wood.
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So far I haven't had a problem. Maybe spray with scotch guard and then you can wipe it down. The color gray will hide a multitude of evil.
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I shine it with furniture polish. If it get marked or have lines, you can cover it with this special furniture markers from Bed bath and Beyond. Its called Guardmans.
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I have never noticed staining on my white items. I don't know of any products that are recommended for white furniture. Febreeze allergen reducer works okay.
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None. Take a WET rag, hydrogen peroxide, and an iron. YouTube it. 1. Pour the peroxide into stain. 2. Put wet rag over 3. Put iron on high WITH STEAM on top of rag (just set it) for 10-30 seconds 4. Blot off- works on tons of stuff! Better for you than simple green nasty stuff too, and works better too!
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To Dear Customer: Here are some tips for cleaning our micro-fiber sofa set. 1. Vacuum with a brush attachment to remove any hair/crumbs. 2. Use a small brush with soapy water to clean the small stain. 3. Use Steam Vac to clean the bigger area stain. 4. If it is a very big area, and very tough stain. Pillow, and seating cushion cover can be remove for washing purpose, and air dry the cover afterward to prevent shrinking. Many Thanks Stendmar Inc.
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I did a really messed up leather chair. Let product sit over night. Worked great. Hope this helps.-
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I also have microsuede furniture and it did not damage the furniture upon removal. My fabric is on the darker side and while I doubt that it would hurt any color I would always recommend testing on a bottom, back corner before putting in more obvious places.
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You most certainly do not want to spray paint from this device or any professional sprayer without covering EVERYTHING in the room. Yes, you should worry about over spray and paint particles especially if you are not a pro. If you can't cover EVERYTHING in the room (including the floor) I would recommend that you use a roller. I used this for the initial primer on all four walls and the ceiling with ZERO furniture in the room and the floor entirely covered in tarp. I then used the sprayer for only the ceiling and then switched to a roller for the walls to avoid over spray and particles on the finished surfaces. You most certainly do not want to spray paint from this device or any professional sprayer without covering EVERYTHING in the room. Yes, you should worry about over spray and paint particles especially if you are not a pro. If you can't cover EVERYTHING in the room (including the floor) I would recommend that you use a roller. I used this for the initial primer on all four walls and the ceiling with ZERO furniture in the room and the floor entirely covered in tarp. I then used the sprayer for only the ceiling and then switched to a roller for the walls to avoid over spray and particles on... » Read More You most certainly do not want to spray paint from this device or any professional sprayer without covering EVERYTHING in the room. Yes, you should worry about over spray and paint particles especially if you are not a pro. If you can't cover EVERYTHING in the room (including the floor) I would recommend that you use a roller. I used this for the initial primer on all four walls and the ceiling with ZERO furniture in the room and the floor entirely covered in tarp. I then used the sprayer for only the ceiling and then switched to a roller for the walls to avoid over spray and particles on the finished surfaces. « Show Less