Exterior Paint

• Compare colors to the existing features of your home—roof, brick, walkways, patio, decks, and trellises
• Surrounding homes and structures
• Landscape and surrounding features like fences and trees
• The design of your home 

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Still can’t decide? Get free, leading advice from one of our local in-home color consultants. Our complimentary in-home visits usually take between 1-1.5 hours to a maximum of 2 hours. 

Wood surfaces—every 5 years

Stucco—when widespread cracking or visible damage occurs

Stained siding or shingles—every 3 years to keep the wood sealed

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Whenever you want to refresh and renew!

Good rule of thumb—whenever peeling or cracks appear, it’s time to paint!

High build paints are a 100% acrylic formula made thicker to bridge small cracks and voids in fewer coats without sagging or running. They also provide added exterior surface protection. 

The temperature of so many things can affect the quality of your paint job. Everything from the outside temperature, moisture, to that of the paint itself, the surface you’re painting on, and especially the amount of humidity outside will need to be considered before painting outdoors. The ideal temperature for using our paints is around 25 ºC (77 ºF) with the humidity being as low as possible. We know this isn’t always possible, so we recommend keeping the temperature range between 1.7 ºC to 37.8 ºC. Every Benjamin Moore paint has its own specifications and optimal temperature range found on the product label or Technical Data Sheet.

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Having the right paintbrush can make or break your exterior painting project. For best results, you’ll need a mix of different-sized brushes and rollers to accommodate large surface areas, corners, and other tricky sections of your home’s exterior.