Air-Cooled Condenser

Doing this really drove the stain into the wood and allowed it to fill every little pore. I dreaded the idea of having to brush stain on for hours on end. I could see the dry wood soaking up the stain and I was happy I'd opted for this method of application.Last week I decided to help my Dad power wash the cedar siding on his house. That just wouldn't cut it. Who knows when I might use it again. The compressor started right up and was soon pressurized and ready to go. This probably would have been sufficient, but I had read that the very best thing to do when applying stain with a sprayer is to go back and brush over the job. I am, however, glad that I have what I need now to do all sorts of jobs I couldn't do before. Dang! The portable air compressor I had was only a small 2 gallon pancake compressor. It worked like a charm, and before lone, the job was done and sitting there dry. I returned to the job site with my new goodies and soon discovered that I had indeed made the right choice. Since it needs some time to fully dry out before applying stain, I had some time to consider how I wanted to apply it. Of course, brushing is probably the very best way to really get the stain into the wood, but I was also interested in saving a little time. It has been about 15 years since it was last done, and it was really showing signs of needing help.

. You never know what use you might find for such a great machine. The mold and darkened surface was significant. See how this goes. Anyway, I decided to use a regular gasoline power washer to clean the wood. I preferred to just use a sprayer to apply the stain. The portable air compressor was on wheels, and easy to maneuver.I looked over my options and soon settled on a 20 gallon portable air compressor that would not only adequately run this particular tool, but would also serve my needs going forward. I was about to buy it when I noticed on the little description card that it was not recommended to be used with a compressor smaller than 6 gallons. My search soon revealed that a portable air compressor was something I would "need". Being able to power China Agent Compressor Condensing Units up and use tools with pressurized air is clean, efficient, powerful, and fun. I hooked up the hose and gun, filled the reservoir with stain, and started systematically applying it to the siding. Once I had the first coat on I let it set for a couple hours while I took a break, then went back out and applied a second coat. I had to buy a larger unit so that I could get the gun, so that I could finish the house project. Funny how our wants and needs intersect at times, isn't it? I found a nice air powered air gun at a local hardware store.A portable air compressor is what made this job not only possible, but also enjoyable and satisfying as well. At first it seemed just perfect