Paint Aluminum Siding With Roller And Brush

After pouring a few inches of paint into a tray dip in the roller.

Paint aluminum siding with roller and brush.

The good news is that you can repaint aluminum siding relatively easily. You absolutely want to use a brush for most exterior surfaces and definitely the siding and trim. Check the label to be sure it s recommended for metal siding. The results of improper spray technique are more readily apparent than poor brush technique.

Flat sash bristles are straight across and used primarily for applying paint over flat areas. An attractive durable finish. I plan to roll the stucco walls roll and back brush the siding. Then prime the aluminum with an oxidizing primer made specifically for metal which will help inhibit rust from forming in the future.

Excellent for cutting in at the ceiling or painting trim. Can t imagine a small roller and brush think that s a lot of work. Excellent for painting larger surface. Your choice of roller cover depends on the type of paint latex or oil and the surface you re painting smooth rough or textured.

Trim a flat brush excellent for painting large flat surfaces especially exterior siding. The only time to ever use a roller is on a large flat surface think drywall or plywood paneling in the image you provided i might use a roller for the white soffit but that s it and only if it s a large house. Rollers can be used to paint large flat surfaces in much less time than it would take using a paintbrush. Maybe you notice the paint is peeling or your home looks a little outdated.

This all sound correct. While it maintains its appearance over time you may find you re ready for a change at some point. Sprayers use about 33 percent more paint than rollers do. Painting under eaves seems like spraying is the easiest way.

Use a brush at first to paint the edges then proceed to load up the roller. Start by sanding the surface with 80 120 grit sandpaper or wire brushes which will give the primer and paint something to hold on to. That s right brushes and rollers aren t the only way for a homeowner to apply paint anymore. Cornices or lap siding and.

Run the tool back and forth over the ribbed area. Uneven application and insufficient coverage typical brush application deficiencies are much more difficult to pinpoint. Expect to pay the premium for good paint. Proper application of coatings sprayer or brush will provide the desired result.

Wall a thick flat brush that holds a larger amount of paint.