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I'm really sorry to hear that. I wish more painters understood the repercussions on doing the project wrong. Hope you get things resolved

It may be between $3k - $4k. Depends on number of colors and other factors. Prices vary on region as well

It also depends what part of the country you live in. In the Midwest, we go through hot humid summers and and then dry cold winters. This causes the cedar to move more than what a good primer and paint can hold. If you have good luck with it then you're lucky because in Michigan, where I'm from, I've seen way too many peeling paint on cedar. I'd always prefer fade to peeling.

If you paint over them with a sprayer at the correct mils of paint then it doesn't clog the air holed. Same with the soffit. If you paint too heavy, that's when you have too many problems with air flow and potential peeling

@@mikebeaulieu9116 thanks 😊

Oh yes. We used the right system. I'll try to upload some recent pictures of the storage units

I was explaining what things needed to be done in order to properly paint this type of siding. I didn't do multiple videos because I was heading to multiple job sites during the day. Is there a part of the process that you have a question on?

@@mikebeaulieu9116 Ok that's fine but certainly a misleading video title; it's frustrating because you're like the 3rd video in a row that says "how to" paint board and batten and not a single one actually shows "how". Where all to caulk? Where NOT to caulk? What type of caulk? What wood filler for nail holes? How to apply wood filler? Pressure wash before or after caulking? Primer recommendations? Recommended sheen for exterior paint? Does exterior spray need to be back rolled?

I would use Sherwin Williams Latitude paint in a Satin sheen. Tell them that you are putting it on vinyl siding so you need the vinyl safe formula. That color should be easy for them to do

I've got a green metal roof, I'd like to go dark brown 🟤,is that possible?

@gregory4247 yes that's possible but if it for your home or garage I would recommend a roof coating system like Kool Seal or an elastomeric system like that. If you use cheaper items you will deal with peeling for many many years and a lot of headaches.

You may use a premium line from Sherwin Williams and let them know you are painting it on vinyl so that they put it in a vinyl safe formula.

you would be out of your mind to go through the work of staining a house to do it with linseed oil [organic and harbor mold] or motor oil [toxic as hell]. If someone is going through the trouble of stripping and staining their house they might as well use a product that the general population finds aesthetically pleasing and doesn’t kill resale value. Go tell your home owners insurance you coated your house in motor oil 😂

And why would they use a heat gun? They are stripping the loose paint, priming and painting, not stripping the house down. And besides, even if they were stripping the house most people are on a budget and don’t want to pay for a guy to spend Twice the time with a heat gun with they could sand it down in a day and be done.

@@MavSalads-ey3ch There is no way you could tell if motor oil way used after a week or so.

My recommendation would be to use an oil based stain to block any tannin bleeds and then apply a solid color acrylic siding stain. You'll want to work in the primer and stain to ensure proper application so there are no air pockets between the stain and the wood.

Is there a question I could answer for you?

2 coats of solid stain should work

Do you want a clear sealer or a solid color but in a stain?

@mikebeaulieu9116 clear. I started the front with a product called nano. It's clear but somehow offers uv protection

@@justindoan6798 , I'm not too familiar with that product. You could go with a natural toner in the Sherwin Williams Woodscapes product. Natural toner has just a hint of tint, to offer more UV protection and it has the same look of the wood when it is wet.

Great question! Yes, the siding does move and exposes areas that were not painted. What I offer my clients in one free touch up in the Fall. We want the temps to be in the 40s to 50s during the day for the touch up. Now, painting in the Fall or in summer won't always catch extreme movement that you may see in the middle of winter. Typically early spring you're going to be able to do a touch up as well at the seams. I hope this helps!

What you really are comparing is peeling vs fading. Once it starts peeling it doesn't matter what paint you put on top it will peeling in a couple years after it starts. Stain will just fade so you can wash and restain and it will look fresh and new again

Take a look at Sherwin Williams and ask to look at vinyl safe colors. They have a booklet with colors but they can also mix a lot of other colors into a vinyl safe. I personally use the Latitude line from Sherwin Williams.

You're absolutely correct!

if you never painted wood, everyones siding would be wood colored. i dont get it. Just use a sealing primer. Paint will always looks good

Some painters caulk the holes but they should be wood filled and there are a couple different options. Then sand the filler so it's flushed with wood. You'd be good to go after that.

If you have any extra pieces then you can bring that to Sherwin-Williams to have them color match it

If I saw a picture of your siding I could give you better advice. The areas that are peeling you will need to scrape, use oil primer and then a solid color stain. That's only if it is stain on the house currently. Paint would still be holding in different areas so the amount of peeling doesn't necessarily say it's stain or paint. You can send me a pic at mike at paintgr .com and I'll get back to you. Thanks!

A good peel stop primer would be excellent. I've used Sherwin Williams Peel Bond primer with great success

Yes as long as you tell Sherwin Williams to use a vinyl safe formula. I believe snowbound requires a little black so they need to adjust it slightly

This happened after it was painted. That's how I know and I've seen it before. Yes there are other factors that warp siding but this video is specifically about painting vinyl siding and the right and wrong ways of doing it. Also it's more specifically about the colorants used and type of paint for that substrate.

I hope you didn't paint your house red lol

I personally like Sherwin williams resilience or emerald line as a vinyl safe paint. Make sure you tell them it is going on vinyl because if your white leans to the gray a little bit they would natural add black, which is the colorant you want to avoid. Spraying is also the recommend method for painting vinyl siding. Just make sure you wash it real good first. Let me know if you have any other questions.

It could be but you'd loose the rough cut cedar look

Thank you for the kind words and I hope the most success to you and your business!

Painting is one of those professions that is easy to get into but takes years to really learn. Of course you have to have a willingness to learn the proper method of painting and understand the products you are using and why. Unfortunately, a lot of painters don't and are willing to paint anything in hopes that it will last and look good.

My daughter and her husband bought a house in Chicago. The white vinyl siding was nailed tight and they decided to paint it a dark gray. What a mess!! I am in the process of tearing it all the off a residing it 😱 some people shouldn’t be allowed near and kind of tool 🤪

Unfortunately, there is no coming back from it. Once the vinyl has warped you would have to replace it.

That is correct. They do research in the hot Arizona sun to check for fade, wear, warping.

A couple different ways. After the prep has been done, caulking included, then you can either spray the finish for brush and roll it.

I would still use a vinyl safe paint even though the vinyl is thicker. You just don't want to risk it failing because the cost to replace all those are too much.

Sherwin williams carries vinyl safe paint.

Yes it would all have to be replaced.

@@newlookpaintingcompanyllco9209 You didn’t mention that in the video.

@@american236 you're right. I only focused on the right way to paint vinyl. It matters so much because once you painted it wrong and it warps, then the cost become more than 4x times to repair.

Thank you for the question. It sounds like your cedar shake is vinyl. I would use a vinyl safe paint with vinyl safe colorants. I have another video talking about vinyl siding. I would recommend Sherwin-Williams Resilience Paint in a satin sheen and let them know it will be going on vinyl so they can use vinyl safe colorants.

@@newlookpaintingcompanyllco9209 Thank you.

Cedar is a soft wood and is more porous than some other woods. The typical old lap siding is a semi-hardwood or even a pinewood. They do not absorb stain the same way and was meant to be painted. Cedar siding is made to be stained.

@@newlookpaintingcompanyllco9209 thank you so much!!! We have wood siding that’s been solid stained. On the areas of our home that sun hits, the stain has worn away. We are about to have it painted or stained and deciding on which to do! Thank you for your reply to my question. They would prime first if they painted or if the stained they’d use a solid stain product.

@@justatitle personally I prefer the fade of stain over the peeled levels of paint. Stain does require more maintenance. Around every 7-12 years will the house need to be stained.

@@newlookpaintingcompanyllco9209 if we take off our siding on our new build. Right above garage and tip of house basically. If we take it off and do cedar siding. Do we stain and then put a waterproof thing on top? Or just let it fade and re stain

@@Ilovemyprincesslexi I would just use the stain. The stain that goes on cedar siding is different from the stain you do on interior items or even doors. The exterior siding stains is both a stain and sealer. I would use the exterior stain and look at washing and refreshing every 7 - 12 years. My preferred brand is the Cabot Solid Color Acrylic Siding Stain. Next would be Benjamin Moore's siding stain and the Sherwin Williams Woodscape line.

A high quality behr paint will adhere but the most important part is the colorants used to get to the color. Ask if they have vinyl safe formulas. If they don't know what you are talking about then go to Sherwin Williams to ensure your siding doesn't warp.

@@newlookpaintingcompanyllco9209 thank you! My house was built in 93 and I'm very eager to make it look new again