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To ensure a successful paint job follow these steps:
1. Clean the surface thoroughly: Remove any dust, debris, or loose particles from the wall to provide a clean and smooth surface for painting.
2. Sand the surface: Use sandpaper to gently sand the fiberglass-filled areas to create a smooth and even surface. This will help the paint adhere better and result in a more professional finish.
3. Prime the surface: Apply a high-quality bonding primer that is suitable for both wood and fiberglass surfaces, an exterior acrylic is a good choice. This will help the paint bond to the surface, provide better coverage, and enhance the durability of the finish.
4. Choose the right paint: Select a paint that is appropriate for both wood and fiberglass surfaces. Consider using a good quality exterior paint with a satin sheen, this will be weather-resistant and designed to provide long-lasting protection against the elements.