Aluminum Siding Painting

A recent consumer reports survey estimates that over 90% of homeowners think that aluminum siding can’t be repainted. It can!

Aluminum siding develops a chalky film over time that needs to be washed off and scrubbed. After the aluminum is cleaned, any bare areas (spots where the original metal is now showing through) must be primed before painting. Like an automobile that gets repainted, all the windows and areas not painted are protected with plastic before painting. The new paint is applied through an airless sprayer for a uniform satin finish. No brush or roller marks; the paint should last over 10 years. For only a FRACTION of new vinyl siding, it can be repainted virtually any color you like!