Preparing your Siding for a Fresh Coat of Paint

When it comes to painting your home's exterior, proper preparation is key to ensuring a long-lasting and professional finish. One crucial step in the painting process is prepping the siding before applying a fresh coat of paint. For regular painted siding, such as MDF and Hardie siding, the Vivax prep process is essential.

Pressure Washing:

The Vivax prep process for regular painted siding (MDF and Hardie siding) primarily involves pressure washing. This method helps remove loose paint, dirt, and debris from the surface. By using high-pressure water, pressure washing effectively cleans the siding and prepares it for the new coat of paint.

Pressure washing is preferred for siding preparation because it is efficient in removing layers of old paint, dust, and grime. It also ensures that the new paint adheres properly to the surface, resulting in a smooth and professional finish. Additionally, pressure washing is a safe and environmentally friendly method compared to other techniques like sandblasting or chemical treatments.

By following the Vivax prep process, you can be confident that your regular painted siding will be ready for a fresh coat of paint, enhancing the overall appearance and protection of your home.