• You can paint wood. While some homeowners prefer the natural tone of bare wood, this fence material is easy to paint or stain. From highly stylized hues to neutral stains, you can transform your new wood fence with a brush, roller, or other painting tool.
• You don't need to paint PVC. This popular plastic fencing product comes in a variety of colors. This means you won't need to paint the plastic. Instead, choose a standard white fence or opt for a fashionforward color. If you like a natural look, you can even select a faux wood tone.
• You can paint aluminum. Like wood, you can also paint aluminum fencing products.

• Your home's aesthetics. Will a plain fence look off with your bold home exterior? If a coordinating color or wood stain adds to the aesthetics of your home's façade, you may want to paint your new fence.
• The fence's durability. Even though wood, aluminum, and chain link are durable building materials, the elements can weather your fence. Layers of paint, stain, and sealant can protect the underlying material and increase your fence's durability.
• Local laws or homeowner's association rules. Does your township, city, or homeowner's association have rules that regulate if you can paint a fence? If you're not sure, ask first. Failure to comply with applicable laws may mean you need to replace the fence.
• Pre-painted or ready-made options. Again, some fences (such as PVC or aluminum) come in a variety of colors. These options don't require a coat of paint to achieve a bold or stylish look.

• Your personal preference. Do you like light natural hues or do you prefer a deep, bold shade? Paint your new investment a color you will enjoy for years to come.
• The type of fence. Even though you could paint a wood fence almost any color, a stain or clear sealant may look more natural.
• Exterior coordination. Again, exterior aesthetics may lead your fence paint color choice. If your home has a bold door or shutters, you may want to choose a matching hue.

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