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Jerry LoCoco
  • Rehabber
  • Yuma , AZ
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Gel stain project: from 1990 to 2013

Jerry LoCoco
  • Rehabber
  • Yuma , AZ
Posted

Here is one of my Gel Stain projects around the house. I think it is a good way to dress up a flip or rental.

About 12 Hours of labor & $20.00 + - in material.

Lite sand (180-220 grit) with the grain, vacuum, wipe down twice with damp towel, let dry, tape off walls and floors, stain first coat wiping with the grain using a sock/towel & let dry, stain second coat the next day.

Make sure to use latex gloves, eye protection, ventilate the house, and listen to BP Pod-casts while doing the work!

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