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How to stain your adirondack chair

How to stain adirondack chair? It is one of the biggest problems when you want to stain your wooden furniture especially your Adirondack chair. In this infographic, we have shown How to stain adirondack chair from step by step.

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How to stain your adirondack chair

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  1. Infographic designed and brought to you by HOW TO STAIN YOUR ADIRONDACK CHAIR Depending on the type of wood you chose for your Adirondack chair, an average stain can last anywhere from 1 to 7 years. Unlike paint, stain will not peel or bubble and gradually fades away over time. Thus it is simple to keep it looking new from one year to the next by applying a single fresh coat each spring or re-staining fully every 4 to 5 years as needed. Here are the basic instructions for staining your Adirondack or Muskoka chair. PARTIAL DISASSEMBL Y 1. Partially disassemble the chair into easier manageable parts in order to better reach undersides, deep crevices and hidden corners. Back rest Left arm rest and front legs Right arm rest and front legs Rear legs and seat CLEANING 2. Make sure that all parts are clear of dust particles and dirt debris, it is best to use a shop vacuum paired with a 1’’ paint brush to reach deep corners and crevices. Use the vacuum to immediately suck all dust and dirt from the brushing of the deep crevices and corners. STAIN APPLICATION 3. Apply the stain using brush, sprayer, sponge or cotton cloth. • Load your brush with the stain solution up to half the length of your brush. BY BRUSH • Make even strokes following the wood grain until the brush runs out of stain. • Careful not to concentrate on a single spot as it will create bumps on the surface as it dry. • Hang each piece to be sprayed on a thin wire. Make sure to have moving space around each piece as you will not be able to touch it as it dries. BY SPRAYER • You will have over-spray as you paint so cover the walls and foor with old news paper before spraying. BY SPONGE OR CLOTH • Similar to using a brush, load your sponge or cloth with stain half the total length of the cloth. Gently stroke along in the direction of the wood grain. • Dab any deep crevices and corners you may encounter. DRYING and RE-APPLICATION 4. Leave the chair to dry for at least 24 hours. Make sure that all surfaces are no longer sticky and hard to feel. Sand all surfaces with a fne grit sandpaper and repeat the process from step 2 until the desired result. Once completely dried you can begin re-assembly and enjoy the rest of the day relaxing on your new Adirondack chair. SOURCE: http://www.thebestadirondackchair.com/product-care-22.aspx Infographic designed and brought to you by Join us on:

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