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nadogail

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Spend a few minutes talking to a painter in your area.

To the best of my knowledge there are many "Good" paints, the service from your local supplier makes a difference.
 

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Any exterior painting I've done recently has been with SW superpaint acrilic latex. I think the duration is supposed to be a little better but less forgiving on application.

If you have bare wood always use an oil base primer. Don't listen to anyone who says not to.
 
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D45

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It's not bare wood

The sheets were factory painted from when they were purchased at Home Depot years ago

Just faded
 
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SW duration has lifetime warranty as long as you own it. Hard to get much better than that. I've never used it though.
 

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The most important thing is prep. Wash the building with Dawn and a soft brush and rise well. Once good and dry, use a quality acrylic latex paint. Typically with paint, you get what you pay for. I have been satisfied with Valspar's best exterior paint. It has been on my house for 20 + years and still looks good, but it is on fiber cement, which holds paint well and is white, so fading isn't an issue.
 
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