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Bunkie Life: How to Stain a Bunkie

Hi, in this video, Michael is going to give us a demo and lots of great tips about how to stain your bunkie (great info - even if you don't have a bunkie yet). Michael Lobodzinski is from Sansin Enviro Stain, a Canadian company that has been making exterior and interior stain for almost 30 years. He's going to give a quick demo and a quick explanation of: 1. What do you do prior to staining your bunkie? 2. How do you stain the bunkie? 3. What do you do after to maintain it and make sure your bunkie continues to look amazing? One thing I'd like to say is our goal at Bunkie Life is to give you the information you need to make the best decisions. So obviously there are other products out there but we recommend Sansin for a variety of reasons. We don't take any kickbacks, we just think it's the best product on the market to consider for your bunkie. 0:01 Michael explains the steps you need to take to get the mill glazed surface of the bunkie prepared, the options you have for the type of stain and colour, how many coats you need to apply and where to get it. 9:53 I will show you what not to do. I built this bunkie in 2017. I didn't know what I was doing at the time and threw on a really cheap product - and I got what I paid for. Very quickly my bunkie turned grey - in about a year. Let me show you. 12:02 I'm showing you how to sand the bunkie using a classic orbital sander with 60 grit sandpaper. 12:41 Mike is prepping the can of stain. Make sure it gets stirred up well before you apply the product. 13:39 Mike is gracious enough to do some staining for me. He shows you how the brush makes a big difference in terms of efficiency. He recommends the chinex bristle brushes as opposed to your typical polyester nylon bristle brush. The chinex bristle holds a lot more product so you're not having to re-dip as much. Plus it allows you to work with a wet edge which is critical to flood coating the product. In summary, here is an overview of his tips for staining the bunkie: 1. Purchase the right amount of stain for your bunkie (about 300 sq. ft. on average for every gallon) 2. Prepare the surface of the bunkie by sanding it with 60-80 grit sandpaper. 3. The sooner you can get the stain on after sanding it, the better - otherwise the wood might tighten up again. 4. Use a chinex bristle brush so you can load up the product nicely. 5. Put it on nice and heavy to the point of refusal. 6. Back brush your drips, of course. 7. Work with the grain from the bottom up, especially if you're working with a very large surface. 8. Using a sprayer is great as long as you're back brushing afterwards. 9. Don't work in direct sunlight. Work on a nice cool, dry shaded day or opposite to where the sun is shining on your bunkie. 10. Be sure to put on a second coat - anywhere from 12-24 hours after the first coat depending on the humidity and temperature. Make sure the temperature is right. Learn more about Sansin at https://www.sansin.com Find a dealer at https://www.sansin.com/dealer-locator/ Learn more about Bunkie Life https://bunkielife.com Contact David Fraser 1-866-4BUNKIE Serving Ontario