Dutch Boy Paints launches exclusive line for Menards
Dutch Boy Paints has announced the launch of a new line of Barn & Fence paints and aluminum paints, available only at Menards. This expansion of the Dutch Boy Paints product portfolio provides new opportunities for consumers seeking long-lasting protection and optimal performance on more outdoor surfaces.
Durable and weather-resistant, new Barn & Fence paints are available in latex, water-based alkyd and aluminum formulas, making them ideal for specific projects completed by DIYers and professional contractors.
Both latex and water-based alkyd options are designed for use on a variety of exterior surfaces, including barns, fences, silos and more. They are also self-priming, fade-resistant, and provide a mildew-resistant surface to ensure longevity and beauty. Cleanup is easy, just soap and water.
The latex product is available in flat sheen and ready-to-use classic red, white and black shades, while the water-based alkyd is available in a semi-gloss finish and ready-to-use classic red and white.
Dutch Boy Paints also introduces aluminum paint, a solution designed to meet consumer needs with excellent adhesion. The formula meets VOC compliance standards in all areas where Menards retailers are located and is designed for use on properly prepared and primed outdoor surfaces including sheds, water tanks, outbuildings, metal equipment and more. It is heat resistant up to 400°F, self-priming, and fade resistant. Available in stylish aluminum shades and a semi-gloss finish, the product caters for both residential and commercial applications.
Julie Fisher, Product Manager at Dutch Boy Paints said:"We are excited to be expanding the Dutch Boy Paints product range with new Barn & Fence and aluminum paints. As a brand dedicated to providing simple solutions for DIY enthusiasts and professional contractors, this category expansion reaffirms our commitment to providing customers with quality products that deliver results and ensure every Projects are completed with ease and excellence."
Michelle Bangs, premium brand at Dutch Boy Paints, said:"By expanding our product range to include these new, ready-to-use exterior barns and enclosures as well as aluminum paints, we are giving our customers an easier solution to bringing their outdoor projects to life."
2026-10-24
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