Specialty and Decorative
Metal and Iron Painting
Metal needs the right prep to stay protected. We remove rust and loose paint, prime with rust-inhibiting primer and finish with durable coatings for rails, gates, roofs and doors.
- Best forWrought iron, steel doors, railings, gates and metal roofs
- Typical rhythmOne to three days
- TeamPainters with wire brushes and sprayers
- Pairs well withPorch painting and fence painting
What you get
What metal and iron painting includes
- 1Rust removedWire brushing and sanding remove loose rust.
- 2Rust-inhibiting primerPrimers slow future corrosion.
- 3Tough finishesDirect-to-metal and enamel coatings.
- 4Sprayed or brushedWhichever suits the piece.
How it goes
From the first visit to the finished surface
- 1InspectWe assess rust and old paint.
- 2CleanLoose rust and paint are removed.
- 3PrimeRust-inhibiting primer goes on.
- 4PaintTwo coats of metal finish.
Good fit when
Is metal and iron painting right for you?
- You see rust or peeling paint
- You want a new color
- Your gate looks tired
- You want protection
Questions
About metal and iron painting
Can rust be stopped completely?
Prep and primer slow it a lot, and heavy rust may need replacement.
What color is best for iron?
Black is classic, and bronze and deep green are popular.
Related services
Often paired with this
Porch and Railing PaintingTough, slip-aware coatings for porch floors, columns, spindles and railings.See the service 
Fence Painting and StainingClean, fresh, protected fences in color or natural wood tones.See the service 
Stucco PaintingCrack repair and flexible, breathable color for stucco homes and walls.See the service Where we work
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