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Painting VINYL Windows. Is it POSSIBLE?

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Begin by introducing the project, which involves spray painting windows. While initially referring to them as aluminum, the speaker clarifies that the windows being painted are vinyl, but notes the paint can be used on both types. The specific product being used is Sherwin-Williams Pro Industrial Multi-Surface Acrylic, highlighted for its strong bonding properties without needing a primer. The team involved in the project is also introduced.

Goal: Understand the project scope, window type, and primary paint product.

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[Music] This is Chris the Idaho Painter here on Paint Life TV. Today we were out at a house here and we are spraying aluminum windows. So, can you spray aluminum windows? So, yes, you can. So, we're here the crew, the small crew. We've got Journeyman John and we got Ryan Pro Pete here today. So, John, can you paint aluminum windows? Well, sure. I think these ones are vinyl, but Oh, these are vinyl. So, we're talking vinyl windows. Why did I say aluminum? But you can do both. You can paint them. We got here's a product right here. We're using a product called multi-surface acrylic right here. Pro industrial. And um this is a great product for that. Do you have to prime when you use that product, John? No. This stuff is supposedly allowed or supposed to stick to like if you take WD40, spray it on a brick wall, and then spray this on top, it will still bond. That's what we've been told. That's straight out of Sher Williams mouth. So there you have it. Um, we're

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