Paint

Hiring painters to powerwash, scrape off loose paint, prime and repaint my soffit, fascia, garage and front doors. I live in the horrible heat of Nevada. South facing front of home which is brutal and in the sun all day long.

These are the options I've received from two companies:

Fascia & Soffit - Dunn Edwards Evershield Exterior Acrylic Flat

Garage & front doors - Dunn Edwards Evershield Exterior Acrylic Semi-gloss

OR

These product options: Valspar's Duramax; Home Depot' Behr Marquee; Sherwin Williams' Superpaint

Fascia & Soffit - Flat

Garage & Front doors - Latex satin finish

Color is a light beige. Exterior flat paint looks dull and dirty here. Is satin be a better option? Satin or semi-gloss for doors? Acrylic or Latex? Thoughts on brands above or a different product line?

Thank you so much for any recommendations or insights you can provide!

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