Hi.
I have been reading threads about Resilience and Duration, but I am still confused about what to do. Many of the threads were from several years ago, and hopefully some of the "kinks" have been worked out by SW.
I live in Florida and have had several bids for painting the stucco exterior of my house.
Nobody has mentioned a 2nd coat. Resilience seems to be the most suggested (Super Paint a second) because of its moisture guarantee.
I am covering a light colored SW paint called Colony Buff(2207) - 10 years on the stucco- with a lighter SW color called China Doll (SW7517). Will I ned 1 coat or 2? If I opt for the more expensive Duration, can I cover in one coat instead of 2?
Two of the 4 contractors said that they do not like using the Duration as it is too thick, and they have had trouble with it. Also, the coverage is less that Resilience, but if the less coverage will give me a one coat cover, I might go that way.
Any suggestions will be helpful. I was quoted 19 gallons for the Resilience to do the job. If this is correct, how many gallons of Duration would be needed to cover?
Thanks again.
Steve
I have been reading threads about Resilience and Duration, but I am still confused about what to do. Many of the threads were from several years ago, and hopefully some of the "kinks" have been worked out by SW.
I live in Florida and have had several bids for painting the stucco exterior of my house.
Nobody has mentioned a 2nd coat. Resilience seems to be the most suggested (Super Paint a second) because of its moisture guarantee.
I am covering a light colored SW paint called Colony Buff(2207) - 10 years on the stucco- with a lighter SW color called China Doll (SW7517). Will I ned 1 coat or 2? If I opt for the more expensive Duration, can I cover in one coat instead of 2?
Two of the 4 contractors said that they do not like using the Duration as it is too thick, and they have had trouble with it. Also, the coverage is less that Resilience, but if the less coverage will give me a one coat cover, I might go that way.
Any suggestions will be helpful. I was quoted 19 gallons for the Resilience to do the job. If this is correct, how many gallons of Duration would be needed to cover?
Thanks again.
Steve