Painting UPVC windows can be a daunting task. The sprays and solvents required for painting the windows can take days to dry and if it's windy, this process can even take weeks. But, with the right preparation and equipment, you will see that painting your PVC windows is not as hard as you think.

Here are some steps to help you paint your UPVC windows:

1) Prep your surface by cleaning your window thoroughly with soap and water, then wiping it down with a damp cloth.

2) Paint the outside of the window using a brush or roller, starting at the top and working your way down to avoid drips and runs on the inside of the glass.

3) Clean any excess paint off of the glass before it dries with a clean lint-free cloth or paper towel.

4) Wait 20 hours for paints to dry before applying another coat.

5) Use an oil-based primer if painting over old paint.

Cleaning your windows

before painting

It is crucial to clean your windows before painting. You want to make sure any dirt or oil from the glass is removed before you paint. This will reduce the risk of the paint peeling off and leaving a streaky mess on your window. There are a few ways you can do this:

- Wipe down with a dry cloth, being sure not to leave any lint or dust that may have been picked up during cleaning.

- Use a solution of water and vinegar which helps break down oils and dirt on the surface of the glass.

- Use a mild abrasive cleaner, such as an all-purpose cleaner, before using a wet wipe.

Painting the outsides of your windows

Painting the outside of your windows is the most important step when painting UPVC windows. When you paint PVC windows, avoid getting any paint on the inside of the glass. To do this, start from the top and paint downward to avoid drips and runs on the inside of the glass. You should also clean up any excess paint with a lint-free cloth or paper towel before it dries. If you want to save money, you can use an oil-based primer under your latex paint if you're painting over old paint.

Painting the insides of your windows

The inside of your windows will be a tougher job, but still not impossible. Use a paint roller to cover the glass with a coat of paint and wait for it to dry before applying another coat.

Warning: Use a good quality brush or roller on the outside of your windows, but avoid using one on the insides of your windows as this can cause the bristles to release into the paint.

When painting UPVC windows, you want to make sure that you have enough time for each stage of the process. As long as you plan accordingly and follow these steps, painting PVC window frames shouldn't be too difficult!

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