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Hi all! Can someone please give me an idea on how much i should be paying for someone to paint my UPVC windows please? I also need my conservatory and porch (both UPVC) painted.

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I always thought you do NOT paint UPV, give it a good clean yes, paint no.

As for how much (same for any "how much" question) Suppose "Dave" said £270 and "Katie" said £507+vat You would still have no idea who is right (or closer) so you would still have to ask people to visit site and quote for the job.
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I've painted a customer's pvc windows , well the upstairs ones anyway. He'd got the paint , sorry can't remember what it was but it was evidently made for painting pvc/plastic windows and he'd done all the lower ones but didn't want to go up a ladder. Been past a few times since painting it a couple of years ago and it still looks ok , still that sage green colour.
As to how much it should cost that depends on how much a painter charges , how many windows , how many opening windows for that matter , and what the access is like , can it be done off a ladder or is scaffolding needed. Not really possible to give an answer.
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Kolorbond, is the recognised paint for doing UPVC windows. They do 2 versions water based and oil based, google the company and ask for Simon talk to him about the products and this could give you an idea how much you should be paying.
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