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The time it takes to paint an exterior fence depends on the size and condition of the fence, as well as the number of coats required. For a standard-sized fence, painting might take anywhere from a day to a couple of days, depending on the weather and drying times between coats. Proper preparation, such as cleaning, sanding and priming, may add additional time to the project. If you're hiring professionals, the job will be done faster and with greater precision.

For exterior fences, it’s best to use a high-quality, weather-resistant paint specifically designed for outdoor use. Acrylic latex paints are commonly recommended for wooden fences as they offer good durability, are resistant to fading and can withstand various weather conditions. For metal fences, an oil-based paint or rust-inhibiting primer and paint are ideal to prevent corrosion. Be sure to clean and prep the fence surface before painting for a smooth, long-lasting finish.

You can paint over old paint as long as the surface is in good condition. If the existing paint is peeling, cracking or blistering, it should be removed or sanded down to ensure the new paint adheres properly. Surfaces should also be cleaned to remove dirt, grease or mildew. In some cases, priming the wall might be necessary, particularly if you're switching from a dark colour to a lighter one, or if the old paint is oil-based and you're using a water-based paint.