Plastic Shutter Painting without removing shutters using clear coat spray
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- čas přidán 12. 09. 2024
- Shutter Restoration without removing them, using Krylon clear coat paint. Presented by Tommy of Tommy Productions in New Jersey. " In this video, Tommy shows you how to prepare shutters prior to painting them, testing the shutter first (with water) to see if the clear coat process will work, eliminating wasps and bees hidden behind the shutters, cleaning methods, taping and masking without removing shutters, and the easy use of Krylon clear coat paints to restore your shutters like new for years.
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FIRST OFF THANK YOU!!
after finding this video, I ran to Walmart, picked up tape, alcohol, and krylon satin. the shutters turned out awesome!! saved me so much time and hundreds!! thank you tommy!
Sorry your comment was very for two years. Thank you so much. It should last about three years
Thanks Tommy. I was about to take off each shutter, paint and reinstall. But I like your method much better.
Thank You for writing
Thank you for your video instructions. I tried it on our old faded, black shutters just like yours, and it worked great! They look brand new😀
Thank you for watching it!
Great video. Informative but not repetitive or boring and well choreographed.
+Cindy Henry Thank you Cindy for your and comment
I did the exact thing to my shutters. I had to use an extension ladder to do the job, but wow, what a money saver this was. The shutters look new; this is a great tip and video!!
Glad it helped!
I did this and my shutters turned out AWESOME! Thank you Tommy, you saved me a lot of time and money over replacing them.
Thank you Kenny. That means a lot! Glad I could help
Thank you Kenny
I was not expecting that great cloth!
Thank You for watching
I sprayed shutters with tremclad. Lots of colours to choose. I was able to push cardboard under the shutters. Eight shutters on a raised ranch required three cans of paint. As you demonstrate you need to start spray on the paper and across the shutter.
That’s a good idea too. Years later I repainted my shutters with a color spray too
You are awesome! THANK YOU FOR SAVING ME OVER TWO HUNDRED! This is my project for the weekend. :-)
Thank You
Great video, I am getting ready to paint my shutter and will give it a try. I like the hat!
Thanks Scott Its my sun hat!
THANK YOU!! Saved me tons of time & work!👍🏽
thanks I bought the same color as my shutters guess I'll return that and go with the clear. My shutters look to be the same size as yours. about 40 dollars a pair. painting them on the house saves on buying new fasteners a win win situation. great advice from you thanks.
Thank You for the kind comments
Great job...and a real money saver. Thanks very much!
+Scott Adams Thank you Scott.
Good video and very detailed....excellent
Thank You
Tommy, great video. Man I've been trying to figure this one out. You are the Man!
Glad I could help!
Thanks for the temperature tip.
Thank you Lisa! Wishing you the best
You are welcome, Lisa. Thank you for writing
Thank you for watching and sharing your feedback
Thank you for this video.😀
Great Tip and how to! Thanks
Great job. Look forward to seeing future projects!
Thanks Eddy!
Good to respond to you five years later
Thank you!
You're welcome!
This is a great video. My shutters need help; they're 13 years old and chalky! lol
Thank You Frances
excellent video
Thank You
This tip worked very well! Thanks.
You're welcome!
Spray painting in direct sunlight is never a good idea.
Also, you should always mask off any glass areas (like the windows), since you WILL be able to see any overspray.
Great instructional video! I'll be sure to tell my friends about this! Kudos!
Thank you for your comment. I work hard on it.
Was just talking to my wife about this type of project. The original owner selected green shutters which are now very faded. We want to change them to gray. Hopefully this project will turn out just as good as yours. My only concern is green to gray and the end result. Any additional tips?
Reyes Montemayor did you end up getting the project done? Doing the exact same!
Oh gosh I just saw this sorry
I am going to try this this weekend, only I am taking shutters down since they are very easy to take down. What I don't understand, is why does a clear coat over the dull shutters not reflect the chalky, dullness through the clear coat?
I figured if the shutters look shiny when they’re wet, and when they’re dry, there was a way to seal in a glossy look, a clearcoat and make it look good for another few years.
Great Video......South Jersey!
+WizeUp98 Thank you very much!
Just use La’s totally awesome to clean & restore. Take down shutters u can reach without a ladder. This prep was too much trouble.
Thank you for your comment and suggestion
I can clean the vinyl shutters and then spray the clear polyurethan if I choose not to paint first?
Yes but make sure that they’re dry. And also that there’s not a high humidity levels
Rattle canning these will fade them in a year or two. Use Sherwin Williams Duration. Remove them and spray
That lasted about 3 years. You are right
Much easier to take them down to paint rather than taping everything off and worrying about overspray
Sometimes it is, but it can be difficult relocating the holes behind the shutters when you reinstall them
Hello Tommy, great and detailed video! Do you think this paint can be used on the exterior door?
I think so!
Hello,
I would like to do this with my wood shutters. I was going to tape and place paper around the shutters, scrap off the paint and wipe them down after. Do you think it is okay to just use the exterior primer&paint-in-one then a clear coat?
Thank you!
I don't believe that wood shutters where you scrape off loose paint will work with a clear coat to make them look new.
Thanks for helping me. #2019
alot easier to take the shutters off boss
I guess
What sheen do you use? I see this in Gloss and Flat and Satin.
semi gloss
So no red paint was used only clear?
yes only clear
Love this. Clean and only spray polyurethane semi-gloss works for me
How many cans of paint do you think I'd need for 12 shutters?
3 cans
I did this to my 12 year old badly faded hunter green shutters. It did improve them but there are still some faded areas showing through. Will a second coat make a difference and improve them more? Thanks.
It will but wash and dry them 1st
How will this look after 5 years. Has anyone had to redo it??
It will last about 3 years