Paint Plywood Siding

How to prepare t111 rough plywood siding for repainting 1.

Paint plywood siding.

Start by spraying off surface dirt with water and then scrubbing with bleach to kill any mold or mildew. If you find a panel damaged beyond repair replace it. Before sanding scrape loose and flaking paint from the siding. Sand the primed plywood with 320 grit sandpaper to remove any areas that may have raised while painting the primer.

In order to paint all the way into the cracks you must use a paint sprayer an. Things you ll need wire brush 4 inch paint brush 1 1 4 inch paint roller paint scraper or painter s 5 in 1 tool broom dust brush roller pan painter s extension pole caulk caulking gun ladder. Remove any residue using the tacky cloth as in step 1. How to paint t1 11 siding.

Let the plywood dry for at least two days before using. Wait for the topcoat to dry and apply another coat. Applying topcoat and sealant. Then use a wire.

Cover nearby shrubs and bushes with plastic sheeting to protect them from falling flecks of paint and debris. Let the paint dry and then apply a second coat. Seal the edges of the plywood after it has been cut to shape with a water repellent preservative. Use a scraper to remove loose paint from the siding working from every direction.

Turn on the water before you turn on. Once the second coat is dry apply a top coat of paint. Pound in any protruding nail heads. Once the primer is dry apply a base coat of paint according to the product s directions.

If you discover any loose panels secure them. The best exterior paint be it latex or oil based forms a durable bond on siding decks or whatever else you re painting outdoors offering protection from the elements while giving it a fresh. Painting t 111 panels white takes a lot more effort than just putting on paint. Use a pressure washer to remove dirt mold and old loose paint.

Paint a second primer coat. Painting the exterior plywood. Work a paint scraper from every direction keeping the blade flat against the wood so you don t create gouge marks. Brush all around the edges working the preservative into the wood.