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Painting your home's exterior is one of the most impactful changes you can make to improve its curb appeal and protect it against the elements. However, there are some exterior features you should never paint, as doing so may lead to bad adhesion, potential moisture issues, and even utility malfunction. | Painting your home's exterior is one of the most impactful changes you can make to improve its curb appeal and protect it against the elements. However, there are some exterior features you should never paint, as doing so may lead to bad adhesion, potential moisture issues, and even utility malfunction. | ||
=====Exterior Paints===== | |||
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Choosing exterior paints can be complicated because of the wide range of surfaces. These surfaces include clapboard and aluminum siding, wood shingles, tar shingles, cedar shakes, brick, concrete block, stucco, and, of course, old paint. On many older homes, you'll find a combination of these surfaces. Fortunately, there is an exterior paint for every type of surface, and some paints are suitable for more than one surface. | |||
