How to spray with Dulux RapidFinish™

We grow plants along them, rest things against them and leave stuff around them. So before you paint your fence, tie back and cover your garden, remove any bikes or cars, brush away any dirt and lay down a drop cloth.

To ensure you achieve the best results possible, use a wire brush to remove imperfections on older fences and an demossing solution to combat mould.

To make life easier begin by loading your brush and painting the board that runs along the bottom of your fence. Be careful not to pick up any dirt from the ground. Then paint in the valleys where the roller can’t reach. Once you’ve painted all three sides of the valley with an even coat, you can use a roller to paint the vertical timbers. Learn how to paint your fence with a brush or roller here.

If you’re using a spray gun you’re about to have a lot of fun in half the time. After reading the instructions carefully, point the spray gun directly ahead and spray up and down. Release your finger from the trigger when you get to the top and bottom to prevent too much paint forming in one area and dripping.

TIP: Don’t paint on a windy day or you may end up painting your car or house.