Exterior Painting Process

First Phase of Exterior Painting

Putty

We’ll apply painter’s putty to cracks and gaps with a spackle knife. Once it has dried, sand it softly with sandpaper until the surface is matte smooth once more!

Scrape Off

The old paint will be peeled off the walls using a scraper or sandpaper, while drop cloths protect everything below.

Caulk

We will use an exterior caulk and a caulk gun to cover any cracks between the building and the trim around doors and windows.

Second Phase of Exterior Painting

Primer

To avoid potential paint bleeding, we will inspect the exterior walls and trims for any stains or noticeable wood knots. Using a paintbrush, apply one coat of stain blocking primer to the affected areas.

Cover

To avoid overspray, we’ll use painter’s plastic and painter’s tape to cover doors, windows, lighting, and outdoor fixtures.

Final Phase of Exterior Painting

Exterior Painting

We’ll use a paint sprayer or a painter brush and roller to apply the paint to the walls and trims. In most cases, we like to paint using a painter’s brush and roller. To guarantee that the previous color is covered, the exterior painting process typically requires two coats of semi-gloss exterior paint.

Clean Up

Once we’re done with our exterior painting process, we’ll make sure everything is cleaned up and the place looks like there was no painters at all.

Customer Satisfaction

We will first inspect the final appearance of our exterior painting and stroll alongside our client to ensure that they are pleased with what they see. If our customers don’t like anything, we’ll repaint it and make sure we did a good job!