Prep work! Before you can start you'll need to fully prep your furniture. I used my pressure washer to thoroughly clean the wood and the cushions. I also patched up some blemishes and chew marks from when my dog was a puppy (apparently these chairs were a perfect chew toy for him!) I also made sure to re-tighten all the loose bolts and screws.

Once everything was dry, I started prepping my Wagner FLEXiO 3000 Sprayer with the Detail Finish Nozzle. This is the smaller Nozzle and it's great for small projects and fine finishing, which includes staining projects. For my stain I used a White Wash Pickling stain since I wanted a white finish while still being able to see the grain.

Set up a spray area and slowly start spraying the stain. I started by spraying small areas and then used a clean cloth to wipe away the excess stain. You'll want to start with a small section to test out the desired color. I found if I left it on too long without wiping the excess it almost acted as a paint rather than a stain. So keep that in mind before you start.

Allow everything to fully dry before adding a top coat of poly. Then add back your cushions and it's ready to be enjoyed again!

As you can see I also gave my cushions a makeover as well. You can see more on how I did that along with more on how I transformed my Kids Patio Furniture with the Wagner FLEXiO 3000 Sprayer at A Shade of Teal.

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