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Are you thinking about painting your home windows? Before you start, make sure to watch this video! We'll be sharing some important tips and tricks that will ensure your windows look professional and last for years to come. From choosing the right paint to properly preparing the surfaces, we've got you covered. Don't make costly mistakes - watch this video now and get your windows looking great!
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[@roul2241]

I used behr paint for siding and vinyl 20 years ago and still looking pretty good!

[@anniechicas7506]

I’m confused by the negative comments. He clearly said what type of paint to use (outside) and he wasn’t selling the product himself. If you want to paint the outside, use solar reflective paint. If you want to paint the inside, don’t! There ya go.

[@coffeecoffee6478]

Great , great tip! Hope everyone is LISTENING.

[@scottmcbride2237]

I painted mine over 6 years ago. They still look great. You so relize that many companies sale speacial paint just fore vinyl and aluminum. Ive seen videos where people even use krylon paint in a can on thier windows and its lasted a longbtime and looks really good.

[@jeffp7958]

I’ve never found a video of someone showing their warped windows from being painted black.

[@lesleewatson4266]

Great advice!!! Ty. 🎉🎉

[@mchristopher]

Glad I found your video. I’ve been wanting to paint the vinyl on my Andersen sliding door a darker color, but didnt think it was possible until someone at a Sherwin Williams paint store said it was possible with their vinyl safe paint colors. I was looking for something very dark for the window trim on the windows above the door and wanted to match both as close as possible to each other. They claim these colors are safe to paint vinyl siding which I assume they must contemplate exposure to sun. What is your feeling on this? Thanks!

[@jeffp7958]

Sherwin makes a paint color called “dark of night” that uses no black pigments. It looks blue until it dries.

[@mchristopher]

They can make a great many of their colors vinyl safe. Using various different pigments. I used some on Boral which is a composite trim board with it (very dark brown like oil rubbed bronze color). Left in the hot sun for hours and it felt cool to the touch. The color match from their computer was off but the guy at the store customized it and it was a great match after drying. It looked purple when it was wet. Impressive product.

[@liberalman7745]

Affirmative data thanks.

[@americanwindowconcepts5510]

You are welcome!

[@SilverGirl-925]

I'm having trouble with my wooden window sills. They get a lot of weather, and they are already cracking severely and the paint is peeling off like rubber. And I just painted them 8 months ago. I'm going to try epoxy this time for the cracks, but what am I doing wrong with the paint. I used good quality paint and primer, but it starts to go bad right away. I wonder if the solar reflective paint would help at all here.

[@ememakpan768]

Are you also including spray paint cans? If not, what are your thoughts on spray painting for the interior? Is there a specific brand you would recommend like Rust-Oleum or Dupli-Color that could withstand high temperatures? Thanks

[@SilverGirl-925]

I had the same question, but it looks like he has not answered. Why does he tell us to ask questions if he's not going to answer?

[@clemmersmetalworx7012]

Then colored windows should cost the same as the white ones

[@bigkit9963]

Well this confirms my plan looks like I’m only painting the trim and leaving the window itself white

[@tonyvazquez5006]

Hi, I have vinyl windows and I made the mistake to order them white and live in a condominium where the windows and the outside have to be a dark bronze or black. What are my options please advise.

[@Positive__E47]

When you say on the inside. Do you mean the inside of the house. Or the trim on the house side of the house

[@roslyncreasman2707]

So, the interior window I want to paint do not open. They are just a picture window. Do you think I could spray paint them. Interior only!

[@user-yl6yy2yj3n]

Deushe Bag

[@fightingmink]

Job security. 😂 you’ll just get more customers when their windows need replacement.

[@MariE-go7ol]

Just trying to sell your windows. So transparent. Everyone paint your windows yourself!!! You CAN DO it and save thousands of dollars!!

[@vicjay1972]

This guy speaks the truth. It is easy to paint vinyl windows but if you don’t use the correct paint they can seriously warp from the sun. I have been in the window business for 30+ years. You know sh*t moron.

[@nataushalight1684]

It can happen though. I learned the hard way when I had a contractor paint my vinyl siding to a dark gray color from a light yellow. The south facing side of my house warped like an old VHS cassette left in the sun. It was crazy. I think it really depends on if you start with a light color and try to go darker. It can be done, but you really need to get the correct type of paint that is specifically made to not absorb heat, especially if you live in a hot climate.

[@msmith3537]

You missed the point completely. He related helpful knowledge. Of course he wants business. And I thought I was cynical.

[@lindembergl]

Did you people expected this guy telling you to paint your windows. This guy has balls. Window companies paid him to talk BS. Telling to paint black, only devils home. Come on..

[@mickeypaul6980]

Says the the Jeremy who sells windows for a living .

[@chuckcowherd6726]

I’ll just keep the window frames sandstone.

[@veracity91]

DONT DO THIS.... DONT DO THIS.... DONT SO THIS.......We are trying to figure out WHAT TO USE.... Maybe i shouldnt use Crayons either.. or maybe Wax sticks either... or maybe i shouldnt use food coloring either...

[@pukaman1]

This guy wears more mascara then woman

[@billsmith7673]

I was wondering whether somebody else was going to notice that; I sure did.