Spray can stain

[Michael]

Any big negatives about using wood stain on unfinished wood from a spray can? (Besides the extra cost)

Thanks,

Mike

[SQLit]

I dressed up an old entertainment center with the Pecan spray cans. Two cans is what my project took, Glad I did not have to use a brush.

I did mine outside in full sun. Took some time to dry, allow for it.

[Edwin Pawlowski]

Considering how easy it is to apply stain, the spray can is just pissing money away, IMO. Other than that, it works.

[Michael]

away, IMO. Other than that, it works.

I'm thinking the same thing, but the piece has a lot of small spaces and wood trim. I'd rather not spend a lot of time jabbing a brush. Finishing is the only part of woodworking I don't like.

Mike

[m Ransley]

What type of wood, for an even finish I would not trust myself to spray evenly. You could easily have light and darker areas.

[miller_a]

I've used spray finish on many different types of wood and really have yet to enconter any major negatives.

[miller_a]

I've used spray finish on most woods without any major negative effects. It just saves so much time.

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[Norminn]

More mess than neccssary - stain is so easy to apply, with either a cheap brush or a rag, I see no advantage to using spray unless there are loads of intricate turnings to get into.