Your painted surface has a limited lifespan. Not sure if your paint is oxidized? Go to the surface and run your hand over the surface. Do you see a white chalky residue on your hand? You will need this removed before you paint your surface.

Why Should You Clean Oxidized Vinyl Siding?

Vinyl siding is the most popular exterior cladding in the United States. Homeowners love it because it’s a durable, versatile, and affordable material that is easy to install and maintain. Over time, though, you may notice a white chalky substance on the surface of your vinyl siding and trim.

What you’re seeing is fading or oxidation. It’s a natural process that happens when the polyvinyl chloride (PVC) material is exposed to oxygen and other natural elements as well as dirt and grime build-up.

It’s important to remove oxidation on vinyl siding. Apart from fading and other aesthetic concerns, oxidation can lead to the degradation or deterioration of your exterior cladding. Regular maintenance ensures that your vinyl siding not only looks good, but it will also last for many years to come.

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