How to Stain Spindles or Paint Spindles Fast using Paint Mitt
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- Опубліковано 21 лип 2024
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I am at one of my recent flips and I am staining a 12 x 12 deck. The deck has 56 spindles, so I grabbed one of my trusted tools to get the job done efficiently. I have used the Paint Mitt on other projects and it is well worth it. For $6 bucks, you can't beat the value. I never tried to wash the mitts for subsequent jobs, so I can't really say whether you can or can't, try for your self and let me know.
The only draw back I have is the mitt tends to slip out of your hands, but it isn't to the point where you can't keep going.
Also, usually the back of the spindles doesn't get as much coverage as the front and sides, probably due to the nature of how the pressure is distributed when holding the spindles. You might find it necessary to go back and hit the back of the spindles. That shouldn't take more than a few seconds per spindle.
You may also use the mitts to paint your deck spindles.
Generally, I highly recommend using the mitt in lieu of a paint brush.
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Fantastic ! You just made my life so much easier. I've been dreading the painting I need to do on 4 separate balcony railings. THANK YOU!
Glad I could help! I feel your pain. Good luck 👊🏼
!!!! Thank you!! I had no idea these existed.
Awesome! Glad you found the video! Thanks for watching and supporting ✊🏼
Thank you so much for showing us how to do this.
Glad you found it helpful! And thanks for watching 👍
Next project: Change the
battery in the smoke detector.
Lol...those things are a pest when they beep! Yes, that has been changed indeed. Thanks for watching.
Useful tip! Had no idea
Glad you think so. Only way I would paint spindles; however, I recently painted couple deck spindles with my syphon gun and it’s a game changer, only thing is you will need at least 2 coats. I have a video detailing the Critter syphon gun, check it out. I will upload a video next time I am working on a deck. Thanks for watching and supporting ✊🏼
Wrap it in blue tape to pull the loose fibers off the Mitt before using👍
Great tip. Thanks for sharing 👊🏼
Brillliant!!
Much appreciated. Thanks for watching and supporting ✊🏼
I've got a couple of large dorm buildings to do and there is literally several hundred square metal spindles to do , i've had a painters mitt in my shed for a few years and never used it but i might try it on these buildings , i'm not sure it'll work in oil based steel & cladding semi-gloss paint on metal as well as stain on wood though but well worth a try anyway plus it will need two coats anyway so might just work . I'll let you know how it goes.👍
Def give it a try. I’ve also used my Critter syphon gun to spray spindles before and that was pretty gd too. Problem with spray is paint gets all over grass/plants…etc. this mitt works great IMO. Good luck 👊🏽
I have a bunch of hollow iron rectangular spindles, which I've pre-drilled for countersinking screws and attaching to wood railing. My plan is to dip them and use paint gloves on the outside, as they'll rust on the inside if left unpainted. Any experience with this? Using a plastic plug or other stopper at the tops and bottoms of the balusters / spindles isn't an option, because they're an odd size. And no, I'm not filling them with foam insulation or any kind of "barrier" either, because water is made of small enough particles that it'll find its way inside. Thanks for posting!
Sounds like a cool project. I am trying to follow though: you got a wood rail and you’re attaching iron spindles with screws. I am losing you when you say painting the inside...etc. are you referring to the spindles? And because they’re hallow you don’t want to leave as is? And when you screw to rail they won’t be flush mounted?
You still gotta cut all the area on top and bottom of spindarellas so that’s the time consuming part actually
Not if your rails are wood and you’re staining with same color.
Do you think this would work for painting interior stair spindles? (Wondering how it would work around where the tops/bottoms of the spindles meet the rail)
Hi Kelly, it certainly works as long as the rail is the same color, otherwise you might want to tape the connection where the spindles meet the railing. Most cases the rail is stained, so you most probably will have to tape. I know, it sucks. Interior stairs are never easy. Thanks for watching!
@@TrueGritDevelopment Thank you!
Bought one of these mits. It sheds worse than an unkept dog. Looks terrible! More time removing the hair left behind, then it would have taken to roll and brush the wood. Wished it didn't shed. What will work without shedding and getting caught up in the stain? The old fashioned way will take a week of full time work. Help.
Oh no! What gives? Did u get the same one? Maybe it’s a cheap knockoff? I used this type of Mit on several jobs, paint and stain and I never had issues with shedding or otherwise. If you want to try spraying, I can suggest the Critter, it’s pretty easy to use, but you will need an air compressor. It’s a air spray gun I use on trim and finishing cabinets and furniture. Let me know where you got your mit. Thanks for watching and your support.
@@TrueGritDevelopment bought it at Home Depot. The best and only one they had. I even power washed it after, thinking I could de-shed the thing and then use it. Nope. Lol! Didn't work. It's still shedding. It's a returned item now! Lol!!! Wet and all! Thanks for your video and tips!
Good on you for returning it. Yea, looks like it has crappy reviews. I would suggest using the Ace hardware one: www.acehardware.com/departments/paint-and-supplies/painting-tools-and-supplies/painting-accessories/1006673?x429=true&gclid=EAIaIQobChMIis7b1Kr57AIVEa_ICh2lkgOWEAQYASABEgLXuPD_BwE&gclsrc=aw.ds
Or find a similar one from Amazon, I think it’s a synthetic fiber material if that helps, good luck!
@@TrueGritDevelopment Don't have time for ordering one or finding an Ace hardware while working on a deadline. You know how that goes! :)
User error mixed with buying the wrong/cheap tools seems more like the problem...
Giving a thumbs up here, however perhaps on the next video you could feature changing a smoke detector battery since one KEEPS BEEPING IN THE BACKGROUND of the current video. :)
Thank you sir. You are the 2nd person to mention the smoke detector, my apologies :) it has been replaced since lol.
Where did you buy it. Thank You
Ace Hardware
Would this work on Windsor chair spindles
Hi, I don’t see why not except it might be too big for a chair. I would try a dense sponge maybe, it’s easier to maneuver around tight spaces. My ultimate choice for furniture is my spray gun. I use the Critter spray gun. I will be putting out a video soon. Hope this helps. Thanks for watching and supporting ✊🏼
@@TrueGritDevelopment yea, I don't have a spray gun. Might have to invest in one. Ty
Do it! 👍🏼
Did it occur to you to clean/power wash the deck prior to staining??
Of course, cleaning is a must before any stain or paint application IMO, it’s also good practice. Didn’t power wash this project for 2 reasons: a. It was I think around October and we had one day where the temp was up in the 50s, so didn’t have my power washer ready, and b. I didn’t think it really needed it that bad and I was happy with the results. Ultimately, I wanted to stain it a darker color anyway, so just power washing it would not have given me the look I wanted. Funny thing, I may opt to replace the spindles with vinyl ones! Upgrade.
Replace that battery already! That would drive me crazy
lol first thing I noticed too !
Slow for square surfaces, only good for round bar.
Correct, I mostly use the mitt for spindles. Always roll flat surfaces like decking, shiplap...etc. thanks for watching and supporting.
That alarm beep 🙄
I know! I wasn’t thinking, could have easily silenced it, sorry. Thanks for watching though 👊🏽
This is beyond elementary. Simply put on latex gloves. Top them with dollar store fitted fabric appropriate gloves or mittens. Use a small painters cup with the ridges to control the excess and avoid drips. Use your fingers and apply like lotion but smoothe and sparingly. When too saturated to control. Throw in trash and put on another pair. You need more women to show you guys how to do things that require greater dexterity.🤗🤗
Wait, u basically described the same process! No egos, I am always happy to learn new things. Thanks for watching though 🙏
My comment was in response to a completely different post. ( ua-cam.com/video/f5V8-XYUg4I/v-deo.html) Your technique is certainly reflective of that so I don't know how my post was attributed to you.
Got it. That’s really weird! Thanks for clarifying 👍🏼
Put a damn latex glove on first for the love of God
I actually explain in minute 1:40 how the Paint Mitt comes with a lining that keeps most of the paint/stain out and how sometimes I do use a latex glove as an added precaution. Thanks for watching and supporting ✊🏼