Hi. I recently cleaned my patio screens with a simple 50-50 water/white vinegar solution, which worked fine to remove the dirt/pollen/mold/mildew that were on them (live in FL with lots of rain and humidity). I did not use a pressure washer, and only gently hand-wiped down the screens. I don't know if that removed some of the coating/coloring of the screens or what, because if the sun shines on them a certain way, they almost look like bare metal and it makes it hard to see out of. When the sun is not shining on them, the view is fine.
I think the screen material is a heavy duty fiberglass, due to the 18/14 mesh listing, and it is in a charcoal 'finish'. I suppose it could be aluminum, but most standard aluminum is 18/16, so that is why I am guessing fiberglass.
Is there anything that I could use to re-coat them so it would help with visibility when the sun shines on them?
Thanks.
I think the screen material is a heavy duty fiberglass, due to the 18/14 mesh listing, and it is in a charcoal 'finish'. I suppose it could be aluminum, but most standard aluminum is 18/16, so that is why I am guessing fiberglass.
Is there anything that I could use to re-coat them so it would help with visibility when the sun shines on them?
Thanks.