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Improve Your Home / Painting Perils
The end of scraping and repainting is here.
Since James Hardie Siding is made of fiber cement, it does not undergo the same degree of expansion and contraction that hinders wood-based and vinyl sidings. Therefore, James Hardie Siding will hold onto paint three to four times longer than wood siding, reducing your overall maintenance costs, without compromising aesthetics.
You wouldn't paint your car in the driveway, so why paint your house at home?
James Hardie ColorPlus Technology is an innovative baked-on finishing system that provides unprecedented color consistency on every siding product in a wide range of colors professionally developed just for James Hardie.
ColorPlus® Technology |
Painting On-Site |
Fully Engineered Complete Coating System |
Paint out of a can |
Color coating specifically formulated for use with James Hardie siding products — Revolutionary formulation unlike anything available in stores |
Paint generically formulated for any surface or weather conditions reduces performance |
Environmentally controlled, baked on finish, factory applied color coating precisely applied to within 0.00015* thickness tolerance |
Field spray impacted by weather conditions — Temperature, moisture, dirt, wind. Too many variables |
Multi-coat (more than 2) complete coating system |
Generally 1 coat — 2 at most |
Fade resistant — Up to 30% better than filed spray* |
Fades at a greater rate — Dependant upon quality of paint used |
Highest level of consistency — Colors computer matched more precisely than the auto re-finishing industry! Twice as good as the human eye, 3 times better than paint off the shell |
5 cans of paint = 5 slightly different shades |
Single source warranty — Siding and color coating |
Separate warranty that varies by paint manufacturer |
Saves approximately $5000 over next 8 years |
Typically repainted in 7-8 years |
 
* James Hardie accelerated QUV test results compared to nationally available premium paint in lab environment.
Wood Siding Woes
Many homeowners forget to consider the costs and concerns associated with painting the siding that they choose. The reality of wood siding is that it cracks and warps, and even the highest-quality paints will eventually peel. So it begs to be scraped, sanded, primed and repainted every 3-5 years, sometimes sooner. This task is hard work and takes a long time, so hiring a painter each time would be extremely expensive. And as you may already know, doing it yourself can be even worse, after ladders, paints, tarps and the time you'll need to complete the project.
Remember your last painting experience?
 
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