i had a 2000 sq ft home 2 tone, sprayed with garage was about 2k, pros use sprayers with shields
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When my house has been sprayed, it seems to last about 2 years and then need to redo, while with brush and rollers, it will go 5-10 years pretty well. Spraying requires much thinner paint to go through the nozzle, so isn't even a question, it will use less paint. Also, it's much easier for painters, so when they give a quote, ask, or I just demand hand painting. Don't bring a sprayer on my property. They will half azz if they can.
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Originally posted by kingchip View PostWhen my house has been sprayed, it seems to last about 2 years and then need to redo, while with brush and rollers, it will go 5-10 years pretty well. Spraying requires much thinner paint to go through the nozzle, so isn't even a question, it will use less paint. Also, it's much easier for painters, so when they give a quote, ask, or I just demand hand painting. Don't bring a sprayer on my property. They will half azz if they can.
Good advice.
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A sprayer is a tool just like a brush or a roller. All it does is get the paint from the bucket onto the substrate. Like any tool, it's only as good as the person using it. Life span of a coating is mainly depends on the quality of the coating and that it is installed correctly (applied at the correct film build). Get names from your local paint store, get at least 3 bids, and ask for references. If they are true painters, how they get it out of the bucket shouldn't be an issue.
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Cooters exactly correct. You get what you pay for in paint,you buy cheap it only last a few years. We use only Benjamin Moore $55.00 Gallon lasted over 10 years. Thinner the paint the poorer of quality,always ask to spec the paint a contractor is using.You want paint like Pancake batter not like Milk.
Power wash,replace any rotten wood Caulk and spray brush trim
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Originally posted by shaft_slinger00 View PostCan someone give me a ball park figure as to what it would cost to have the outside of a house painted. The eaves and soffit along with the back of the house and chimney are hardy and need painted. 1 color is all it would be.
I could do it myself I am just being kinda lazy.
Anywhere from 2-3k
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Just painted my rent house. I stopped by a subdivision and asked the Mexicans on the job if they wanted to make some side money. They showed up with the same color paint as the house they was building in the subdivision. I payed 700$ turn key. About 1600 sq ft. This was all new hardy so no prep was needed. Sherwin Williams paint which 6 months later seems to be a great product
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Originally posted by kingchip View PostWhen my house has been sprayed, it seems to last about 2 years and then need to redo, while with brush and rollers, it will go 5-10 years pretty well. Spraying requires much thinner paint to go through the nozzle, so isn't even a question, it will use less paint. Also, it's much easier for painters, so when they give a quote, ask, or I just demand hand painting. Don't bring a sprayer on my property. They will half azz if they can.
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