Looking to repainted the outside of our clinic. It's a metal building and in good shape, we just want to go a different color. Building has been there since mid 80's or so. Can clean/degrease and then just spray it with a good exterior latex, or do I need something special?
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Originally posted by ttaxidermy View PostIf it already painted then it wont be DTM..
A good oiled based exterior paint will work and last..
If it was built in the 80’s then the baked finish will most likely be worn enough. The recommendation above is a good one we have used on several jobs. Spray with a good cleaner degreaser and pressure was well to get the chalk off. Then two coats of Sherwin Williams multisurface. Spray first coat very then and allow to dry, then apply a second coat. If you try to get coverage all in one coat you will get sags and runs. Also I would suggest doing this during the summer or at least wait until we have several days with low humidity and higher temps. High end acrylic products last good and have good adhesion but are very intolerant to moisture until they cure, 48hrs
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