Shutter Painting

What this involves.

Shutter painting refreshes one of the most visible accents on the exterior, and even coverage depends on cleaning and prepping the louvers and panels first. We clean the shutters to remove dirt, mildew, and chalking, then scuff and dull the surface so the new coating bonds. We work the recesses and edges of louvered and paneled shutters so the color reaches every face without runs or thin spots, applying smooth, even coats. Whether the shutters are wood or another common material, we make sure the finish is consistent and the accent color pops against the rest of the house.

• Cleaning shutters to remove dirt, mildew, and chalking
• Scuffing and dulling the surface so the new coating bonds
• Working louvers, recesses, and edges so color reaches every face
• Priming bare or repaired spots where the surface needs it
• Applying smooth, even coats without runs or thin areas
• Keeping the accent color consistent across every shutter
• Final cleanup and a walkthrough to confirm even, complete coverage