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[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AtISvyH7tbk by Klappenberger & Son Painting & Handyman YouTube] | [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AtISvyH7tbk by Klappenberger & Son Painting & Handyman YouTube] | ||
A second important factor is whether the surface is porous. Porous services like brick, rough stucco, and efis surfaces can require twice the paint of non-porous surfaces such as vinyl siding or hardy board. | A second important factor is whether the surface is porous. Porous services like brick, rough stucco, and efis surfaces can require twice the paint of non-porous surfaces such as vinyl siding or hardy board. | ||
=====How to prep house exterior for painting. | Hyde Tools===== | |||
[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FzPwpWxJDng by Hyde Tools YouTube] | |||
As with any painting job, interior or exterior, preparation is key. In fact, on most exterior house painting jobs, more time and energy is spent on prepping the surface than actually painting it -- the painting is the easy part! In this video, professional painter Jerry Vargo shows us how he preps T1-11 siding before any primer or paint is applied. Although this job is specific to T1-11 siding, the tips and principles carry over to most wood siding like clapboards, shingle shakes, tongue and groove planks, board and batten, and shiplap siding. | |||
