Vinyl Siding Painting Services

Vinyl siding develops when uncovered to heat making it challenging, but possible, to use a thicker exterior covering. When selecting a color it is more useful to give priority to lighter shades. Employing darker colors may cause the vinyl to warp when uncovered to sunlight. We have a vast preference for colors that work nicely or our exterior vinyl painters can compare colors that can be employed. Just because vinyl requires certain paint shades doesn’t mean your options are limited.

When we begin operating our exterior vinyl siding paint we enjoy making sure it is applied accurately and will avoid causing you problems down the road. Before painting exterior vinyl siding our preparation eliminates damage and cleans the surface needed for the coating to adhere. Once the final coat is applied we will check our work and make adjustments where required.

Vinyl siding is one of the popular materials for facade finishing at present. The material is not expensive, reliable, easy to install and aesthetically pleasing. Like any façade covering a time for siding to update its appearance comes.

There is only one way out to update the siding facade —  painting. However due to the fact that vinyl siding has a significant coefficient of expansion/contraction the painting result often needs to be more durable.

It is possible to paint siding efficiently and reliably! To obtain a long-lasting result it is essential to choose the right paint and carefully prepare the surface before painting.

The main stages of our vinyl siding painting company:

It is advisable to paint vinyl siding at above-zero temperatures — a wide operating temperature range. The paint can be applied at temperatures from +5 to +35 degrees. The properties of the painted surface are maintained in the temperature range from -50 to +60 degrees.

For vinyl, it is advisable to use the following substances:

• acrylic street paint
• latex
• automotive enamel, which is also suitable for plastic
• urethane-acrylic
• specialized

For the siding to heat up less and be less susceptible to expansion manufacturers prefer to produce vinyl siding mainly in light colors. It should be noted that it is recommended to paint the material in a natural or lighter color. Dark surfaces are more heat-resistant, so dark paint on the siding will also not adhere.

After the siding has completely dried (at least four days) be sure to carefully inspect it from all sides to ensure that there is no old paint left on it and if there is our specialists will clean it where necessary.

Before the painting begins painters must lay out rags and mask off anything you don’t want paint on. Objects to be camouflaged include windows, doors, lighting fixtures, meters and even cable antennas. They then lay down the protective fabric to protect the areas directly below the painting area, such as decks, driveways, sidewalks and hedges. Painters will move the protective cloth to ensure everything is adequately protected.

The cleaned surface of vinyl siding and other polymer — coated panels does not need to be primed before applying paint. The company uses convenient tools for painting: brush, roller and spray gun. If painting is done with hand tools the panels are painted horizontally. First hard-to-reach areas in corners and junctions are painted. Mix siding paint thoroughly before use. The primary tool for painting is a wide brush, preferably the width of the siding panel. Carefully inspect the surface for gaps and poorly painted areas at the end of the painting. Detected defects are eliminated.