Est. 2014
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Before And After
(Exterior Beach House Painting - Rochester, NY)
Dreams Painting had the honor to put a new pretty color on this beautiful "beach home". Being by the water, this project required adequate attention to ensure a long-lasting, high-quality finish. We devised a plan to handle each task according to the scenario. Lead paint was present; EPA procedures and rules had to be followed. After removing the peeling paint, primer and silicone were applied. Then, a pressure wash was performed on the entire house.
Please, take a look at the before and after:
THE PROCESS
After the removal of peeling paint was completed and the siliconized caulk and primer were applied, and after the pressure wash was done, the team started covering the edges of the siding so the paint could be applied using an airless paint sprayer.
Windows, gutters, lights, and everything else near the siding were covered to avoid getting any paint on them. Before the paint is applied, the team is required to perform a meticulous inspection of the surfaces to remove any spider webs, bugs, etc.
A piece of wood needed a little love, so we came up with an idea to make it match the original piece. To match the original piece, wood sticks were used, attached with a few nails and tape. Bondo was used to fill it up. It was left to dry for a whole day, then the wood sticks were removed, it was sanded, primer was applied and finished with a fresh coat of white, gloss paint.
Rusty metal primer was applied to the metal railings and it was painted using KRYLON Maximum Rust Protection. The numbers of the house were removed and painted.
The ceilings needed to be scraped, siliconized caulk was used to fill up the gaps, one coat of primer was applied and one coat of paint to finish.
AFTER
When painting near a lake or a beach, it is important to choose the right type of paint and materials to ensure a long-lasting job.
We used the following products:
For the siding and trims: Sherwin-Williams Resilience paint
To prime areas where peeling paint was removed: Zinsser Bulls Eye primer
To seal cracks: DAP Siliconized Caulk
To prime rusty metal: Rust-Oleum Rusty Metal Primer
To paint metal railings: Krylon Maximum Rust Protection
To fix wood trim: Bondo All-Purpose Putty
Our customer was very happy with the results, and so were we!
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