How Do You Roller Paint Aluminum Siding?
Roller painting on aluminum siding is easier than painting on other products. Because the paint does not soak into the metal, more than one coat is not required. A primer is also not needed when painting aluminum. Painting with a roller has its advantages. Moving a roller up and down a wall is just as easy, if not moreso, than painting with a brush. There are a few techniques to follow, but none that can’t be accomplished by any novice. The first step is finding a paint made for metal. Once you’ve chosen your brand and your color, you’re on your way to adding life to the exterior of your home. Step 1 Clean the aluminum siding so the paint will adhere properly to the metal surface. Kill any mildew that might have grown on the aluminum with bleach and a scrub brush. Rinse well. Step 2 Pour a few inches of paint, made for metal, in the bottom of a paint tray. Step 3 Dip your paint roller into the paint and roll it back and forth over the textured part at the front of the tray. This will s