House painting

[badzy]

When it comes to [url href=http://www.silverlizzarpainting.com]quality exterior painting[/url], one of the best painting companies come from California. They use the best techniques and technologies on house painting. Their painting contractors are skilled in using paint software to visualize the house before choosing paint color, under the client’s keen sense of sight. You have to choose on what finishing touches that the client likes. They can choose from various interiors like the gloss, eggshell, semi-gloss, flat paint types, etc. They always let their clients involvement in their tasks, but their primary rule to follow is that the better the sheen of the finished product, the more it stays and can withstand problems especially in the rainy months.

[webelk6]

Originally Posted by badzy

When it comes to [url href=http://www.silverlizzarpainting.com]quality exterior painting[/url], one of the best painting companies come from California. They use the best techniques and technologies on house painting. Their painting contractors are skilled in using paint software to visualize the house before choosing paint color, under the client’s keen sense of sight. You have to choose on what finishing touches that the client likes. They can choose from various interiors like the gloss, eggshell, semi-gloss, flat paint types, etc. They always let their clients involvement in their tasks, but their primary rule to follow is that the better the sheen of the finished product, the more it stays and can withstand problems especially in the rainy months.

Woody- this sounds spam-ish

[cruiser88]

Originally Posted by webelk6

Woody- this sounds spam-ish

I believe he is banned

[webelk6]

Originally Posted by cruiser88

I believe he is banned

sent woody a pm hopefully

[fsusteve]

One other thing, you need to check and see what kind of paint they used last time, if it was oil base, you'll have to prime if you use latex, not sure about the acrylic though....otherwise she'll peel. Also make sure the siding is completely dry before painting.

[cruiser88]

Originally Posted by fsusteve

One other thing, you need to check and see what kind of paint they used last time, if it was oil base, you'll have to prime if you use latex, not sure about the acrylic though....otherwise she'll peel. Also make sure the siding is completely dry before painting.

Surly not.

[webelk6]

Originally Posted by cruiser88

Surly not.

99.99% doubtful oil was used. I believe it was stated that acrylic primer would be in order, along with 100%acrylic topcoat.

[brownbear]

Thanks for the replys..... but look at the dates. This thread is a year old. I painted my house last year.

I used a wagoner hand sprayer. It took a week. Had 0 wind and I primed with a good sealer after washing the house with TSP and a pressure washer. Went real well. Spraying is the way to go. I hate painting and the sprayer made it quick. I had to tape the windows over and soffets. But it still wash better to not have to lie in flower beds doing the foundations. Just walk and spray.

Cheers!

[webelk6]

Originally Posted by brownbear

Thanks for the replys..... but look at the dates. This thread is a year old. I painted my house last year.

I used a wagoner hand sprayer. It took a week. Had 0 wind and I primed with a good sealer after washing the house with TSP and a pressure washer. Went real well. Spraying is the way to go. I hate painting and the sprayer made it quick. I had to tape the windows over and soffets. But it still wash better to not have to lie in flower beds doing the foundations. Just walk and spray.

Cheers!

I guess date checking should be a no brainer. Hopefully someone else can use the info