The key to painting vinyl siding is to use a good quality, acrylic latex exterior paint that will be flexible and withstand climate changes, and still provides a good bond to the vinyl siding. A water-based acrylic exterior paint is a good choice because it goes on easily and has leveling properties, so it adheres to both smooth and textured surfaces. Another plus: latex paint makes cleaning up brushes and rollers easy.
The preparation for painting vinyl is extensive, including cleaning the siding with a pressure washer to thoroughly remove debris and dead bugs, and then washing the surface to remove all mildew, mold and tree sap. When it's dry, the paint goes on.
2006-06-13 08:25:52
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answered by BearDown 6
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Follow BearDowns advice, I have painted vinyl siding and this is the process I used, turned out beautiful no problems, be sure to use a good quality latex paint and good quality rollers and brushes, don't buy the cheap stuff you will work twice as hard getting good coverage.
2006-06-13 15:37:29
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answered by judy_derr38565 6
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