I am stuck with 4 Anderson tiltwash windows in Sandstone color from a remodel job and suddenly realized they would fit in my own home. Only problem my windows are white Andersons, could I spray the sills and other external parts and get a new white screens? Has anyone done this?
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There is a preparation procedure that allows you to paint them, not sure how successfully. Check Andersen's web site or cal their tech line. I once did it, but it was years ago.
You are allowed (by Andersen) to paint the same or lighter color so go ahead.
Andersen sells spray cans of all their colors.
Call them.