How often a home's exterior needs to be repainted depends on the location, the climate, the exposure and the materials. The advantage of vinyl siding is that is doesn't require repainting. However, tastes change and sometimes homeowners want a new look. In this case, the vinyl can be painted, provided that it is prepared properly and the right kind of paint is used. Once painted, it will have to be repainted every 3-7 years, depending on conditions. http://www.diyornot.com/Sample/Project.asp?ndx1=1&ndx2=11&ndx3=0&Rcd=310
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There the same thing. Vinyl siding is a PVC plastic resin siding.
One thing you should know is that at this point there is not one paint company that guarantees their paint staying on vinyl siding. Generally if the vinyl siding is looking dingy you can get a power washer and clean them off to look basically new again. If you would like to learn the best way to paint on vinyl siding I would check out http://www.vinylsidingoptions.com/vinyl-siding-maintenance/painting-vinyl-siding/
It depends on which company you go through. But the best vinyl siding from Crain should run between $500 and $750 a sq.
The paint that seems to work best with vinyl siding are ones that have a blend of urethane and acrylic resins. The most important thing to do when painting siding make sure your surface is clean and dry.
I was a carpenter in crested butte for about 3 years and that includes the winter of 2007/2008 when we broke the snowfall record for the area. Vinyl siding works fine as long as there are not going to be heavy snow loads against it. Think about snow sliding off of your roof and drifting snow. I would recommend using vinyl siding for second floor siding or where it will be protected from heavy snow loads.