Ronseal - Who will win? Brush v Pump Sprayer v Power Sprayer

Ronseal Brush vs our Pump Sprayer vs Our Precision Finish Power Sprayer - Who will win?

[benshivd]

Ronseal $150 bucks, Pumpsprayer $10 bucks. Your welcome.

[WellenDowd]

Now show the fences after 3 years. The winner is…the brush. Every time! You inject/push the stain into the cedar. The stain gets deeper into the wood. Spray a deck floor once with a sprayer. You’ll be amazed at how fast you were. You will also be bummed because it’s so thin and it’s failing after one year😐 So…if you want it to last, the brush is the winner. Just make sure it’s a good brush. Corona, Purdy and Wooster are all good brushes.

[kuhelss]

And.. By the time Charlotte is done painting the entire fence and throws the $3 brush out and puts can away ... Congrats. Youre only halfway done cleaning the power sprayer...

[alpharemoval]

Its amazing how the pump sprayer is still the way to go.

[kuhelss]

Sometimes you cant use a sprayer if you have plants all over behind and infront of the fence. The paint would either get on the bushes, flowers and trees or you would need take extra time to prep out a huge area with cloth so the paint doesnt spray. They forgot to mention that a brush would be better in a situation like mine (foilage everywhere)

[polyshieldcoatings]

Would be better if they're sat the Ronseal director's range rovers behind the fence, a show of confidence

[MJW]

That spray effect has to be CGI. The Ronseal sprayer I used came out like cream and ran down the fence like a river. It gets paint on the fence, no argument there, but it's a mess and has to be brushed immediately to spread it around. It certainly isn't as easy and simple as portrayed here.

[keithg]

Sorry, hand painting is always the better option on older fencing. The sprayers don’t provide the volume and can be frustrating when you really need to push the paint into older parts of the fencing... I’ve tried loads over the years and always revert to the brush ..They are also a pain to clean and not cheap..

[moleman]

I've gone for the cheaper pump sprayer! I'm in no race!

[LastGoyette]

Use a brush always to actually work the stain into the wood grain. If you just want to do it fast, use compressed air or a pump sprayer. I suggest a combination of the two first coat brushed second sprayed for the best coverage.

[LightGesture]

hand paint came out best, though. look at those close-ups. he could have taken 20 more seconds to get a better, ticket cost on. i noticed a lot of weak spots

[richardstewart]

Could you please now do a video on how long it takes to clean each of those - the brush, the pump and the power sprayer, including all those very long tubes. Completely clean please!

[lilminiwill]

you can see the power sprayer loose a LOT of pressure when he's spraying the bulk of the fence you can see the solid paint line as he paints which means he will have a build up of paint in that area... this video has actually made me loose faith in ronseal i'll stick to my airless sprayer thanks

[Nickpaintbrush]

You just reminded me I need a new airless sprayer!

[JakesVideos]

They forgot the time to charge the power sprayer, so that leaves the pump as winner.

[Neil-qonv]

If you always want the best all round personal then its using a brush as you are generally a foot + closer to the fences and can see and work into the grains & knots first time of asking.
Also i load the brush up enough to NOT have to do two coats on certain types of fences whereas mist spraying in general needs two coats as its does miss alots and the coats are thinner.
I always make a point of not rushing fence jobs aa a quality job will stand the test of time over a rushed spray job.

[EmaNymtoNNotmyNamE]

they also forgot to mension that the cost for buying the garden sprayer is way cheaper than the power sprayer

[QuiK]

You still have to backbrush the stain so is evenly coated in the surface otherwise it can fail

[lesleyhall]

Whats it like at the other side of the fence though ?
Neighbours side ??

[Kitcatsnz]

After spending 3 days doing 14 panels 3 coats with a small brush I wish I watched this sooner....