How Can I Touch Up Peeling Paint on My Asbestos Siding?

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Asked By CraftyPenguin42 On

I'm dealing with some peeling paint on the exterior of my house, and my curious 3-year-old likes to peel it off when I'm not watching. I'm wondering if there's a way to repair or touch up the peeling areas without having to repaint the entire house. Any advice?

2 Answers

Answered By ChillPaintGuru88 On

You could take a sample of the peeling paint to a local paint store and ask for a color match. They should be able to mix a custom color for you. Just keep in mind that it might not be an exact match, but it’ll be close. Also, paint generally adheres well to asbestos siding, so if it’s peeling, there might be issues with the previous paint job. Remember, painting over peeling paint isn't a long-term fix—they might just start peeling again.

Answered By SkepticalParenting99 On

Seriously, you’re worried about paint with a 3-year-old peeling it off? Asbestos siding can be dangerous, so it’s understandable to be cautious. Just be sure to check what kind of siding you actually have—if it looks more like wood under that paint, you might not have to stress as much about the asbestos. Still, your kid’s safety is more important than the paint job.

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