Vinyl Siding Paint?

Is vinyl siding paint better than cleaning your siding?
Painting resolves the vinyl siding's aesthetic appearance, but does not solve the problem. Without the proper removal of oxidation, vinyl siding paint alone becomes subject to delamination (separation) and deterioration from UV radiation and acid rain. And over time, the surface will again oxidize.

How long will Vinyl ReNu keep the vinyl siding looking good?
Once the siding is properly prepared and Vinyl ReNu applied, the protective shield carries an unconditional ten-year warranty. Any scratch marks that occur can be easily restored by re-applying Vinyl ReNu to the damaged area. In addition, the protected surface can be easily cleaned by simply using a garden hose. There is no need to apply vinyl siding paint after applying Vinyl ReNu.

Why vinyl siding repair is a not a necessity if Vinyl ReNu is applied before it fades and oxidizes
UV radiation and acid rain are the primary causes of surface deterioration and the need for vinyl siding repair. The result is vinyl siding with a dull, chalky appearance. The surface is then subject to becoming brittle, thus needing repair. The oxidation creates a rough surface that absorbs moisture, which makes it a perfect breeding ground for the growth of mold, mildew and fungus.

Vinyl ReNu is a polymer?
Vinyl ReNu is a clear antimicrobial polymer that makes siding paint unnecessary and is registered with the EPA and is approved by the State of California. Vinyl ReNu is applied to restore and protect the surface. When applied, Vinyl ReNu dries as a clear protective shield that will not fade or oxidize. Vinyl ReNu's anti-microbial formula also prevents the growth of mold, mildew and fungus. In addition, Vinyl ReNu helps prevent siding from becoming brittle. Vinyl ReNu offers homeowners more than a way to avoid vinyl siding repair. Vinyl ReNu restores and protects.

Does cold and heat, or snow and ice have an effect on Vinyl ReNu?
Vinyl ReNu, which is a product of Dur-A-Shield, is like other Dur-A-Shield products in that it is not affected by UV radiation, acid rain, salts or chemicals. Plus, it will contract and expand with prevailing weather conditions. The Federal Aviation Administration uses Dur-A-Shield on radar tracking stations situated atop mountains where inclement weather is a frequent problem.

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Dur-A-Shield products appear in diverse locations. The Department of Defense is testing one of the polymer formulas on tanks and the Canadian Air Force protects its aircraft with it. The Federal Aviation Administration is testing Dur-A-Shield to keep ice off radar tracking stations atop the frosty 10,000 foot high mountains in Idaho.

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