A Colorful Polywood Porch SwingCedar Swings TooA colorful polywood or cypress porch swing is a fantastic place to add a punch of unexpected color to bring fun and liveliness to your outdoor living area. Front porch swings are a staple to any porch decorating project.Advertisements Advertisements 
White polywood porch swing - (Amazon affiliate link for which we may receive a commission)Polywood Porch Swings Never Need PaintingFor those looking for more eco-conscious porch swings, you're in luck! Polywood, a ground breaking recycled material, is engineered completely from recycled plastics then crafted to look and feel like real wood.The solid, heavy duty, quality material will endure all weather conditions (so lasts a long time!). But, best of all, a polywood porch swing is available in a variety of colors (so no painting). And because the color goes all the way through, you'll never worry about chipping paint colors! Though, polywood cannot be painted so make sure you pick a color that you will love forever. With a 500 pound weight capacity, this either 4 or 5 foot polywood porch swing comes in an array of colors to complement almost any decor. 
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Orange Cypress Highback SwingIf Your Porch Swing is Paintable WoodThe material makes a difference. Cypress and pine are the most paint-able outdoor woods. Pine provides a more economic choice, but will require more long-term maintenance than the more durable cypress.Many retailers will apply paint for you. However, if you have a specific hue in mind, you can order your porch swing unfinished and paint it yourself. I suggest applying the paint before assembling the swing to ensure you can get to all the hard-to-reach spots. Plus, if you paint it yourself, you can feel free to add personalized touches like painted flowers, the names of your family members, or an inspirational quote. You also don't need to worry about choosing a color that you won't love next year. Both cypress and pine can be repainted easily to allow you to change your color scheme whenever the mood strikes you. A Punch of Color Adds Surprise Curb AppealAdding a colorful porch swing will give your whole home a bright and fun new angle of curb appeal. It's unexpected without being shocking; the perfect balance of class and personality.Choosing the right colors and material will ensure your project goes off without a hitch! Have fun! Advertisement
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