[dnewman418]

Does anybody have a recommendation for a contractor to paint the outdoor aluminum furniture that I have on my Lanai? I have a total of 12 pieces including dining table, chairs and couch.

[villagetinker]

IMHO, unless the furniture is very expensive, your will probably pay more for the painting than for replacing the furniture. I would only do this as a DIY project, with suitable spray paint, and proper preparation.

[ElDiabloJoe]

Originally Posted by villagetinker

IMHO, unless the furniture is very expensive, your will probably pay more for the painting than for replacing the furniture. I would only do this as a DIY project, with suitable spray paint, and proper preparation.

Agreed. Unless you bought it from FrontGate or it is very high end or resort-quality, it is not worth refinishing. Refinishing, last time I looked into it, was about 50% of replacing with new.

Otherwise, you can search and inquire with Orlando Restrapping (dot com) or Best Buy patio furniture (dot com).

Hope this helps.

[SIRE1]

Another thought. In The Daily Sun classified, under the Handyman section, there are a number of listings that indicate they do painting. Since you don't have a large number of items to paint, that might be an option and it might be less expensive than a commercial business. I would think that a handyman could do it as a DYI project.