Staining stair


AUTHOR Question: Staining stair
sandra
Toronto
Posted 6/12/2012 at 7:18:07 PM
I bought a new house located in Barrie and I need to stain the stairs to match the first floor.

How much will this cost me? And, how long?

 
 
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Ann from Help U Paint
Painting Company in Aurora
Posted 6/12/2012 at 8:24:23 PM
Hello New house owner in Barrie

I just finish a whole stair case, doing all the spindles, and staining . . . how many stairs are there and is there spindles involved with this project?

Depending on the number of stairs probably take a few days.

Ann
Helpupaint
Joseph
Calgary
Posted 6/12/2012 at 8:27:51 PM
When it comes to matching existing stain that is always a tough one, unless the match is a easy find at your local hardware store. In any case if it is only treads then allow 10 to 15 mins per tread, if you are also looking at spindles then be prepared for some extra time, try not to rush and make sure your rag is folded so that there are no flappy ends.

In regards to cost, be sure you read up on staining and sealing. Allow a good 3hrs for that and remember to seal the stain allow a good day 8hrs,

Joey Arruda Reno Consultant Gc
TigerClaw contracting
Greg from GJVarnes Construction & Renovation Specialists
General Contractor in Winnipeg
Posted 6/12/2012 at 9:05:09 PM
Typically 2 - 3 days, cost varies by the finish you select and the prep of the wood.
Matthew from ABC Painting
ABC Painting
Painting Contractor in North York
Posted 6/13/2012 at 12:04:07 AM
Depending on the number of stairs, darker or lighter colour, the temp, and the professionallty of the person.

Matthew.
Lisa from Enviro Painting
Painting Company in kitchener
Posted 6/13/2012 at 9:38:50 AM
There are a few factors when pricing it, for instance how many stairs there are to stain and if there are railings and posts that need to be stained.

They will need a light sanding and it is best to apply a conditioner so that you get a uniform finish. This will give the best finished look. It will require a minimum of two days as you will need to let it dry in between coats.

Enviro Painting
Kyle from Tracey's Snowplowing
Snow Plowing Contractor in Innisfil
Posted 6/13/2012 at 9:47:21 AM
What are the stairs surfaced with? Has the flooring been re surfaced with hardwood and not the stairs?

My suggestion if the floor has been re finished in hardwood/veneer flooring your stairs should be easily matched and re surfaced with that flooring as well.

Best I can say with the information at hand.

Regards. Kyle
 

 

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