Fence Painting in Braybrook, Melbourne

Fence painting across Braybrook, Kingsville, Maidstone and the western suburbs. Timber and Colorbond fences cleaned, prepped and painted or stained. Family owned since 1987, fixed written quote.

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Fence Painting by Modernize Solutions in Melbourne

Modernize Solutions Serving Braybrook and the West

Front fences out here run from low brick and picket in the older Yarraville and Seddon streets to full height paling and Colorbond across Braybrook, Sunshine and Maidstone. Paling that sits in wet clay goes soft at the base, so the bottom boards get checked before anything is quoted. Colorbond takes a wash and a bonding primer, not a straight topcoat. We are Melbourne house painters based in Braybrook, family owned and working across the west since 1987.

Can you paint a Colorbond fence? Yes, here's how (2026) · areas we cover

Freshly stained timber deck and painted fence at a Melbourne home, fence painting across Braybrook and the western suburbs

Fence Painting questions

Painting Colorbond and timber paling fences

Colorbond has a factory finish that paint will not grip without help, so it gets a wash, a de-gloss and an adhesion primer, and any rust spots are wire-brushed back to bare steel and primed before topcoats. Timber palings are the opposite problem: they are dry and thirsty, and a single sprayed coat starves in the grain and looks patchy within a season, so they take two proper coats.

Do you paint fences in Braybrook and nearby suburbs?

Yes, timber and Colorbond, every week, across Braybrook, Kingsville, Maidstone and the rest of the western suburbs, priced per linear metre in writing.

Do you paint one side or both?

Either. Most people do their own side, but doing both at once costs less per metre than coming back later. If the fence is shared, check with your neighbour first.

Sprayed or brushed?

Spraying suits long straight Colorbond runs. Timber palings are brushed or back-rolled so the coating gets into the grain, because a single sprayed coat starves and looks patchy.