ProfessionalExterior Touch-up Painting

Sun, rain, and seasonal temperature swings take a toll on exterior surfaces. We sand back the peeling spots, prime bare wood or metal, and brush on a matched coat so your doors, shutters, and trim look well-maintained and uniform.

Also known as: exterior touch up painting, exterior paint touch up, outside painting touch up, peeling paint repair, exterior spot painting, exterior touchup paint, exterior touch-up

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What you get

What’s included

Scrape and sand all peeling or flaking paint
Spot-prime bare wood, metal, or caulked areas
Fill cracks or gaps with exterior-grade caulk before painting
Apply exterior paint matched to existing color
Address rust on metal surfaces before painting
Clean up and remove masking

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How it works

Prep the surface

We scrape loose paint, sand feather edges smooth, and caulk any gaps so the new paint has a solid, uniform surface to bond to.

Prime exposed areas

We apply exterior primer to any bare wood, metal, or filled spots so the finish coat adheres and won't peel again quickly.

Match and apply color

We brush on the finish coat, matching the existing sheen and color, and blend the edges into the surrounding painted surface.

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Problems we fix

Touch-ups that look patchy because the paint sheen or batch doesn't match
Paint peeling again quickly when bare wood wasn't primed before the finish coat
Chalky, faded surfaces that don't hold new paint without cleaning and primer
Gaps along trim that allowed moisture in and started the peeling in the first place

Good to know

Exterior Touch-up Painting — FAQ

How well will touch-ups match if I don't have the original paint?

A paint store can color-match from a small chip. The match is usually very close but may not be perfect on heavily faded surfaces that have changed in color over time.

Can you touch up painted metal surfaces like railings or shutters?

Yes. Metal needs rust treatment and a bonding primer first, then it takes paint well. We carry rust-inhibiting primer for iron and steel surfaces.

When is touch-up painting no longer enough?

When more than 20 to 30 percent of a surface is peeling or chalking heavily, a full paint job is more cost-effective and will look better than scattered touch-ups.

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