Chapin Clean & Stain Sprayer
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Chapin Clean & Stain Sprayer

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High-Quality Cleaning, Sealing, Staining Sprayer for the Homeowner. This sprayer is very durable and has 3 different nozzles. Can be used with all cleaners and semi-transparent stains.

*It will not work with a Solid Color Stain.

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    Vixpix · 05/01/2022
    Can the sprayer be used for cleaning?
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    Laura C · 04/12/2021
    How would I clean the sprayer after using for cleaner and then before stain?
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    DUSTIN · 04/27/2020
    When I apply stain(i'm getting your light walnut), should I be using this sprayer or should I be using your brush? Or both?
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      RAD Products · 04/27/2020
      We like the Yello Brush best for applying.
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    John · 04/09/2020
    Hi, can I use this sprayer for spraying for bugs? Liquid bug mix.
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    Al · 02/19/2020
    can the sprayer be used with oil based stains?
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      RAD Products · 02/19/2020
      It depends on the brand and type of stain.
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        Al · 02/19/2020
        Oil based semi-transparent Armstrong-Clark or Timber Oil or TWP 100 or 1500
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          RAD Products · 02/19/2020
          TWP100, 1500, and the TO can be sprayed with a pump sprayer, AC cannot.
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    AL · 02/19/2020
    Can this sprayer be used with a semi solid wood stain?
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      Al · 02/19/2020
      What sprayer do you recommend for using with the RAD stripper and brightener products? Thanks!
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      RAD Products · 02/19/2020
      No, it will not work with semi-solid stains.
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    Thomas · 10/08/2019
    I just received the clean and stain sprayer. I am getting ready to apply the stripper with booster and thickening additives. Which one of the fan nozzles is best, the red, blue or yellow? I'm assuming the yellow because of the thickening additive but I want to be sure.
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      RAD Products · 10/08/2019
      The largest one. I believe that is the yellow one.
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    Thomas · 09/26/2019
    Can I use this sprayer with the booster and thickening additives?
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    Kathy · 06/15/2019
    Does the sprayer use more or less stain than application by hand?? I have a 26 x26 deck to stain nedd best way to apply.
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      RAD Products · 06/15/2019
      You can use this to apply the stain but you will need to back wipe to ensure an even application.
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    Rynae · 05/10/2019
    Is this the sprayer that we should use with the stripper and brightener combo pack?
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    Chris B · 09/30/2018
    What volume does it hold?
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    RAD Products · 06/19/2017
    LarryR:
    What is the wand made of and what type of seals does it have. How does it hold up to the caustic chemicals used over time?

    This sprayer is plastic with rubber seals. It is a very good homeowner sprayer that can be reused as needed every time the deck is redone.
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    LarryR · 06/19/2017
    What is the wand made of and what type of seals does it have. How does it hold up to the caustic chemicals used over time?