Exterior Paint

Types of Outdoor House Paint

Depending on what you need to paint, we have quality exterior paint to help you out and get those jobs done fast.

Whether you’re getting ready for summer, taking on some DIY, or doing what you can to prolong the life of your garden furniture, we have the outdoor paint to help.

Masonry paint

Any exterior walls on your property can take a bit of a battering from the elements, and we can thank them for keeping us warm and dry by giving them a nice coat of masonry paint.

You can cover up chips and fading with ease, or renew your outside space with a different shade. Masonry paint will stand up against the weather and keep your home looking neat and tidy.

Glass paint

Our range of glass paint can be useful on any shiny surface, letting your personalise things like greenhouses, cold frames, or anything crafty.

If you change your mind, most glass paint is peelable so you can start from scratch whenever you like.

Fence paint

Keep your garden borders strong with quality fence paint, designed to withstand inclement weather, protect the material, and keep things looking smart.

Keeping on top of fence painting can make your fence last longer, saving you money in the long run. Nothing wrong with that!

Exterior wood paint

There’s no doubt that wooden garden furniture, ornaments and fencing looks great, but only if a good exterior wood paint is used to combat wear & tear caused by being outside in all conditions.

For colour and protection in equal measure, you’ve got lots of choice in colours and finishes in what is an indispensable exterior paint to have in the shed – and use on it!

Decking paint & treatments

Our decking is a focal point in our gardens – keep yours looking neat and ward off any damage with decking paint.

Get your garden ready for summer al fresco dining and get ahead with outdoor paint and maintenance. Apply with a good paint brush to get into those hard-to-reach areas.

Metal paint

For giving garden arches or metal fencing a splash of colour, look no further than metal paint. Designed to rejuvenate metal surfaces, keeping on top of this outdoor task will keep any damage or rust at bay as well.

FAQs

What is the best paint for exterior?

With such variety to choose from, it’s always best to buy paint which is made for a particular purpose, such as wood paint for sheds, metal paint for arches and decking paint for any decking you have.

Can I paint my house exterior myself?

You absolutely can, with a good quality masonry paint, brushes and rollers, you can achieve a good-looking finish yourself. Be sure to clean the area first and sand away any imperfections before applying paint.

What time of year is best to paint exterior?

Extremes in weather will have adverse effects on the quality of your work, so check the weather forecast to avoid rain for 48 hours after painting as well as high temperatures. Autumn or Spring are ideal times for outdoor painting.

Is it better to paint the exterior of a house with a brush or roller?

Both! Use a brush for narrow spaces and around any embellishments before tackling the main area with a roller.