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How To Paint Metal or Aluminum Windows. Painting Aluminum Windows.

What happens here

The video introduces the project, which is to restore faded anodized bronze windows to look brand new again. It then lists the materials needed for the process: Krylon Metallic Satin Oil Rubbed Bronze finish spray paint, 1-inch 20/20 tape, 9-inch paper, a 3M hand masker, a duster brush, a 3M medium sanding sponge, and Rust-Oleum spray can of primer.

Goal: Understand the project scope and necessary materials

Tools and materials

  • 1 inch 20/20 tapeMasking off areas that should not be painted, 3M hand masker 3M

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This is Chris in Boise. In this video, we're going to be showing you how we take these faded anodized bronze windows and make them look brand new again prior to painting. So, the beginning of this process to make these windows look brand new. Again, we're using Kryon. We're using Kryon metallic, a satin oil rubbed bronze finish. And we're going to be masking off the windows with 1 in 2020 tape and 9-in paper. And then we'll be spraying multiple coats of this Kryon on the windows. And after the windows are done, we'll be pulling the masking off. And then the next day, we'll be masking to spray the body and roll the window trim.

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