How To Paint Aluminum Siding On A Mobile Home

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How to paint aluminum siding on a mobile home.

In a nutshell you need to start with a clean palette. If you need to paint aluminum siding choose a day when the weather is at least 50 f 10 c and dry since moisture from rain or dew will ruin a new paint job. Depending on the type of wall or siding your mobile home s exterior is made of you will need to prep it differently. Susie and her husband live on a small hobby farm in upstate new york.

Read our guide to mobile home siding here. Here s where a lot of people make a mistake. Expect to pay the premium for good paint. First begin with the primer.

Once everything is clean and dry you re ready to apply your primer. Our first example of painting metal siding on a mobile home is from susie miele. If you prepare the exterior improperly not only will the painting process harder but you might be very disappointed with the result. Then roll along the panel of siding quickly but with even pressure to be followed by moving backward in the opposite direction.

For an evenly coated paint job we suggested using a paint sprayer. Prime the siding using a paint roller first coat the roller with primer. Check the label to be sure it s recommended for metal siding. After it s dry you may then coat the siding with your acrylic exterior paint.

How to paint aluminum siding. Coat your roller in primer and roll quickly and evenly along the panel of siding then roll backward in the opposite direction. All of the chalkiness must be washed and scrubbed off and any flaking paint removed. The key to painting aluminum siding is to get it really clean and to use 100 percent acrylic latex paint.

Read on to find out more. This painting project cost around 300 and took two people 5 days to complete. Post by cjb2145 sun apr 12 2020 6 55 pm i m looking for recommendations on the process for preparing and painting the exterior of a mobile home that is all aluminum top. Painting metal siding on a mobile home with a paint brush.

A coat of paint is only as good as the surface it s on.