The first thing that you will need to do is to completely clean your awning this means removing dirt grime oil and all remaining paint from previous paint jobs.
Painting awning metal.
The acrylic paint helps to preserve the shiny look of your aluminum awnings.
Sweep all sides of the awning with brush.
The project can be completed quickly and is fairly easy to do clean awning thoroughly.
If done correctly painting a metal awning can be a very manageable job.
Because they are outside and exposed to the weather awnings will occasionally have to be repainted.
Let the paint dry for the stipulated time before you apply another coat.
Spray entire awning with hose on a nice sunny afternoon spray the entire awning to knock off any dirt and debris.
Then use a spray paint for metal i use rustoleum in the color and paint finish gloss matte you choose.
Clean it well and scrub off all the dirt etc and dry it well.
Apply one coat let dry.
You can create farmhouse style signs or modern designs with paint on ruffled or flat aluminum siding which is much more attractive than plain aluminum.
While painting aluminum increases its aesthetic it also prolongs its life with a hard wearing top coat of paint and sealant that can stand up to harsh weather and soaring temperatures.
Painting an aluminum awning is easy once its surface has been properly prepared.
However the paint will adhere better if the metal has been primed first.
Like most materials metal awnings require routine maintenance to increase their life expectancy.
Keeping the awning painted prevents moisture from contacting the metal.
We spray off the tops brackets and conclude with the underside of the metal sheets.
Large cans may be the most cost effective option when painting large linear metal objects such as fences and backsplashes but spray paints e g rust oleum hammered metal finish spray 8 74 for.
Hold your spray can paint about 10 to 14 inches from the awning.
If rust is visible you can buy rustoleum spray primer and cover entire awning first.
Spray the awning with a thin coat of paint in long even strokes.