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Getting the Best Results with Painting a Lanai
May 14, 2014 -- Posted by :RESIDENTIAL • COMMERCIAL • INTERIOR • EXTERIOR • FAUX FINISHING in Southwest Florida.
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Getting the Best Results with Painting a Lanai
“I have a front lanai that looks bad. Instead of replacing it, I would like to paint it. The screens are still good. How can I get the best results?”
It’s often good to put a fresh coat of paint on a lanai instead of replacing it. It certainly costs less!
I would first wash the area that needs to be painted with a bleach and water solution, and allow to dry. Lightly sand any areas where is looks like the paint may be peeling. Go to Home Depot and buy a gallon of Seal Krete, a clear chalk sealer. The Seal Krete will seal in any oxidation and chalkiness and give you a sound surface to paint. Then, paint the surface with two coats of Sherwin Williams Super Paint or Resilience in a satin or gloss finish.
With a bit of work, your front lanai will look as good as new.
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