we need to paint the outside of our shed, just one side, anything we should know before starting?
Hi @sageada99,
Our members will be keen to assist but will need a couple of key pieces of information to provide helpful advice. Can you please tell us what your shed is made from, and what condition it is in? Some photos might help if you are unsure of the latter so members can see what you are working with. Preparation before starting painting is always crucial to ensure the best result.
Thanks,
Jason
Hello @sageada99
Thanks for sharing your question about painting your shed. I suggest having a quick look at these discussions - How to repaint a Colorbond shed? by @tsteele and How to spray paint an old Colorbond shed? by @Smithrj. The general steps are to clean the surface of the shed using a https://www.bunnings.com.au/scotch-brite-155-x-100mm-heavy-duty-scourer-pad-6-pack_p4460588 and doing the final wash with https://www.bunnings.com.au/selleys-1l-wall-surface-cleaner-super-concentrate-sugar-soap_p1230181 . This will remove any grease or oil deposits that may have settled on the surface of the shed.
Once the shed is totally dry, I suggest using White Knight Rust Guard Grey Quick Dry True Bite Primer Paint and then your chosen topcoat. My best advice is to mask the areas of the shed that you don't want over painted with masking tape and painters drop sheets.
If you have any other questions we can help with, please let us know.
Eric