Exterior painting in Wednesbury — render, masonry, soffits, fascias and front doors. Prepared properly, painted to last, fixed price.
A lot of Wednesbury frontages are painted masonry rather than modern render, and they have been recoated so many times that the old layers are what fail, not the new one. Getting the loose material off first is the whole job.
Loose and flaking layers removed rather than painted over. It is the reason the last one failed.
Cracks cut out and filled, stabilising primer where the surface needs it, then two full coats.
The parts that fail first because nobody looks at them. Cleaned, prepared and painted.
We do not paint onto damp or into a bad forecast. Waiting beats redoing.
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It is the main problem on the older Wednesbury frontages. Each layer adds weight and the oldest ones let go first, taking the new paint with them. Getting the loose material off is most of the labour.
April to September. Masonry paint needs the wall dry and above about eight degrees.
On a properly prepared wall, ten years. On one painted over loose layers, two. Same paint, entirely different preparation.