Invest in your high-end fiber cement for the long haul

Our coating boosts protection & fade durability to keep your fiber cement looking its best.

Your fiber cement is premium, but still needs painting.

Fiber cement is incredibly durable and is one of the most expensive types of siding. While it requires very little maintenance, it is porous and can still absorb water. The best way to maintain your investment and prevent replacement is to waterproof your fiber cement with a high-performance paint for siding.

Different factors can cause fading around the 10-year mark.

The best exterior coatings are engineered to fight the sun’s UV rays and prevent the signs of fading better than conventional latex paints. Even when it comes to your high-end fiber cement and it’s baked-on top coat, there are several factors that can eventually lead to fading.

  • Intensity & duration of sun exposure: If one side of your house is completely exposed to the sun when it’s at its peak, you can expect this side of your house to fade quicker than the others.
  • Colour: Darker colours absorb more light and reflect less, which is why they tend to fade faster.
  • Chemistry: Resins “hug” and encapsulate pigments to protect them from direct exposure to the sun. The resin-to-pigment ratio of a paint will therefore impact how quick it will fade. Resins are the most expensive components in paint, so cheaper paints will typically contain less resins in order to sell the paint at a price point that makes sense for the consumer. Less resins mean unprotected pigments and more fading. 

Protect your fiber cement from efflorescence.

Efflorescence is the migration of salt deposits to the surface of a cement-based siding. When moisture tries to escape the siding during evaporation, it grabs the natural salts and minerals in the substrate and drops them onto the surface, leaving behind a white, powdery substance.  Our paint for siding creates a tight molecular, cross-linked bond that repels water and moisture to fight efflorescence and keeps your siding looking brand-new, for longer.

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Frequently asked questions about how it works.

What types of Exterior surfaces do you paint?

We paint: 

  • Aluminum, fiber cement, vinyl, and engineered wood sidings  
  • Brick  
  • Stucco  and  aggregate 
  • Front and garage doors 
  • Windows  
  • Soffits, fascias, and gutters  

 

These surfaces will be coated with paints customized according to the material and weather. The paints allow for durability,  washability, UV resistance, high-traffic scratch resistance, and flexibility.   

 

Do you offer a wide variety of colors?

We have a wide variety of colors for you to choose from, each specifically formulated for exterior use and formulated with optimal fade resistance in mind. We use a combination of the most popular standard siding and door and window colors to provide maximum durability against premature fading and discoloration, as well as to apply the finishing touch of matching-colored caulking.  

Although we can match any exterior paint color you have in mind, we can’t always provide the same optimal fade resistance or a matching caulking color. Finally, we work with an experienced designer every year to help us come up with the latest color trends and ultra-stylish exterior color palettes… an added perk that our customers really appreciate! 

Why can’t you paint a surface that has already been repainted?

We offer homeowners a permanent factory finish that serves as an alternative to replacement. If we can’t fulfill this promise to you, then we simply don’t take on the project. Delivering on the Spray-Net promise is very important to us. In the case of brick, if pores are already saturated with a coating, it’s virtually impossible for the brick to absorb our stain. Like stripping wood, the time needed to strip paint off aluminum and vinyl siding is indeterminate. It can actually take DAYS to completely remove several coats of paint. If a project takes days, then it’s not likely to be cost-effective. 

“Just paint over it” you say? Well, if we paint over an existing coat of paint, the aggressive nature of our coatings to maximize adhesion might actually pull away at the less-resistant latex paint. If the original paint film comes off, then the outermost coat of paint (ours) would also come off with it.  

How many coats of paint do you apply?

Unlike the traditional brush and roller method, spray-applied painting is measured according to paint thickness rather than the number of coats. Depending on the specific exterior coating that we’re using, paint thickness can vary between 4 and 20 mils. A thicker paint film doesn’t automatically mean it will be more durable; it all depends on what we’re trying to achieve for a final product’s properties. 

You can be sure that our expert painting crews are equipped with the knowledge, products, and experience to produce a permanent factory finish… every time. 

What’s the finish of your exterior paint?

For aluminum and vinyl exterior siding, we strike the perfect balance between a matte and glossy finish to minimize the appearance of surface imperfections and to create a like-new washable finish. These types of custom finishes are not available with conventional paints limited to matte, satin, or semi-gloss. For doors and windows, we follow the same gloss standards as the door and window industry so that they look like they’ve just arrived from the factory!

What kind of products do you use?

We are an eco-friendly painting company that uses our own exclusive line of low VOC, water-based, and industrial-strength exterior paints and coatings. All of our products fall under all government VOC limits. Each of our exterior and kitchen paints and coatings are uniquely tailored for each surface and for a specific method of application, and they all contain a unique blend of additives and superior inorganic pigments that allow us to achieve the desired results per surface that we’re revamping! 

Since factory paint is “baked,” is your paint as scratch resistant?

When painting doors and windows for manufacturers, IR lamps are used to artificially accelerate the curing process. This specific technique is necessary since the demands of the commercial market require quick packaging and delivery of products. To bring the same one-day permanent factory results to the residential sector, we’ve formulated our exclusive paints and coatings so that they become dry to the touch within 15-30 minutes of application, depending on the weather. In a short time, the paint film achieves a factory OEM level of hardness. With the help of the sun’s natural UV rays, the paint fully cures and achieves maximum hardness and durability in the days that follow. The sun’s natural UV rays are just as effective as a forced factory cure. When needed in unideal weather conditions, however, we can produce a forced bake for front doors in our mobile spray booth, since this high-traffic surface requires a quicker full cure. Our industrial grade formulations coupled with an optimal application process is what allows our coatings to be as scratch and mar resistant as factory coatings.

What’s the difference between spray-applied paint and electrostatic paint?

Most people confuse the difference between spray-applied paint and electrostatic paint. Electrostatic paint is typically oil-based and is commonly used in the industrial sector to paint difficult to paint shapes, like cylinders. These objects need to be made of a high conducting metal such as steel. Using an electrical charge, paint is propelled toward the surface to create a perfect even finish. This isn’t necessary (or possible) in the residential sector because we use non-toxic water-based products and the surfaces that we revamp have very little to no conductivity so it wouldn’t work anyway. The water content of our products, as well as the painting of mostly non-metal surfaces, wouldn’t allow for a sufficient electrical charge. The big appeal of electrostatic painting is the low-overspray property of the technique, but all of our paints and coatings are specifically designed for spray application. Combined with our spray equipment, this technique results in a high transfer efficiency and minimal amount of overspray. When it comes to painting the exterior of a home, we’ve formulated the ideal products and have mastered the optimal techniques to deliver a like-new and durable factory finish. 

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