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[https://www.thespruce.com/how-to-paint-vinyl-siding-4150400 by Bob Formisano 26/9/24 the spruce] | [https://www.thespruce.com/how-to-paint-vinyl-siding-4150400 by Bob Formisano 26/9/24 the spruce] | ||
Vinyl siding and vinyl shutters are commonly considered to be relatively maintenance-free, mainly because they does not have to be painted. Vinyl comes with a color mixed with the material that is more or less permanent. But over time the color can fade, often unevenly on different areas of the house, due to the different rates of sun exposure. And whether it's faded or not, if you weren't the one to pick the siding, you might not like the color. | Vinyl siding and vinyl shutters are commonly considered to be relatively maintenance-free, mainly because they does not have to be painted. Vinyl comes with a color mixed with the material that is more or less permanent. But over time the color can fade, often unevenly on different areas of the house, due to the different rates of sun exposure. And whether it's faded or not, if you weren't the one to pick the siding, you might not like the color. | ||
=====Can I Use Interior Paint for Exterior Surfaces?===== | |||
[https://home.howstuffworks.com/home-improvement/home-diy/painting/interior-paint-exterior.htm by Maria Trimarchi howstuffworks] | |||
You have two cans of 'Venetian Blue' satin paint, one labeled for exterior use and one labeled for interior use. Yes, both contain the same pigment and have the same sheen, and yes, of course they're both paint. But after those two similarities they begin to differ. | |||
