Domestic Spray Painting

Our residential spray painting services cover all types of interior surfaces and exterior surfaces.
This includes doors, furniture, joinery, fences, roofs, walls, and windows.

Even if you can't find it listed here, when it comes to spray painting surfaces, we are always up for a challenge and enjoy trying new things. So, contact us to enquire how we can help you with your next project.

Whatever the project, old or new, we aim to provide a superior service to enhance and protect your surfaces to have them looking their best for years to come. With endless options for colours, stains, clear finishes and gloss levels, we'll find a perfect match you'll love!

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When doing a kitchen joinery resurfacing project, we take the removable parts to our workshop for painting and the non-removable parts we paint on site.

Often there is no need to paint the interior of the cupboards and drawers, so most of your kitchen items can remain in place. We aim to achieve this revamp promptly to ensure as little disruption to your daily life as possible.

Here's an overview of the steps involved in the resurfacing process:

• cupboard doors, drawers/drawer fronts and any other removable panels that are in need of painting are removed whilst carefully marking items to ensure their correct replacement.
• they are taken back to our workshop where the hardware (handles etc) is removed; panels are cleaned; damages are repaired; panels are sanded and prepped for painting in our specialised spraybooth.
• the few items in your kitchen in need of painting that are non-removable will be painted in place with a matching waterbased paint. With these parts we do a complete and thorough mask off of all surrounding surfaces, to ensure no overspray or contamination occurs. Our portable HVLP spray system is then used to provide a seamless match to the items painted in our workshop.
• Once the items in the workshop are cured, they are returned and placed back in their original position.

After an initial consultation, you will be given a more in-depth explanation of the process particular to your job, and an idea of time frame.

When doing a bathroom joinery refinishing project, we take the removable parts to our workshop for painting and the non-removable parts we paint on site.

Often there is no need to paint the interior of the cupboards and drawers, so most of your bathroom items can remain in place. We aim to achieve this revamp promptly to ensure as little disruption to your daily life as possible.

Here's an overview of the steps involved in the resurfacing process:

• cupboard doors, drawers/drawer fronts and any other removable panels that are in need of painting are removed whilst carefully marking items to ensure their correct replacement.
• they are taken back to our workshop where the hardware (handles etc) is removed; panels are cleaned; damages are repaired; panels are sanded and prepped for painting in our specialised spraybooth.
• the few items in your bathroom in need of painting that are non-removable will be painted in place with a matching waterbased paint. With these parts we do a complete and thorough mask off of all surrounding surfaces, to ensure no overspray or contamination occurs. Our portable HVLP spray system is then used to provide a seamless match to the items painted in our workshop.
• Once the items in the workshop are cured, they are returned and placed back in their original position.

After an initial consultation, you will be given a more in-depth explanation of the process particular to your job, and an idea of time frame.

For most door rejuvenating projects, the work is done in our workshop. In the case of very heavy or large doors, we recommend that the removal and replacement of doors be done by a qualified builder. This will ensure the door is hung without any points of friction and no damage to frames or hinges is done.

Here's an overview of the steps involved in the rejuvenating process:

• Doors are removed and carefully marked to ensure correct replacement.
• Once back at our workshop the hardware is removed, cleaned, repairs done, sanded and prepped for painting in our specialised spraybooth.
• Once we have achieved a superb finish and the paint is cured, the doors are returned ready to be replaced in their original position.

NOTE: occasionally some hardware/handles cannot be removed. In this case, items are carefully masked to protect your hardware and to ensure a seamless finish.

In cases where doors cannot be removed, or it is impractical to do so, they will need to be painted in place. This can be done very effectively using a couple of methods including our portable spray painting system, or more traditionally hand painting by one of our highly skilled painters to achieve a wonderful classic finish.

• Your items can be picked up by us and taken to our workshop, or dropped off by you - whichever suits.
• We will then start by cleaning, repairing minor damages, sanding and prepping for the refinishing in our spraybooth.
• Once the items have cured, we can return them to you - we prefer to do the return delivery ourselves to ensure the items are packed and protected properly so as to not to incur damage while being transported.

Often chairs have upholstery. These are usually a separate piece and can be successfully removed prior to painting. If not removable and not being re-upholstered, they can be carefully masked to ensure as seamless a finish as possible.

• Your items can be picked up by us and taken to our workshop, or dropped off by you - whichever suits.
• We will then start by cleaning, repairing minor damages, sanding and prepping for the refinishing in our spraybooth.
• Once the items have cured, we can return them to you - we prefer to do the return delivery ourselves to ensure the items are packed and protected properly so as to not to incur damage while being transported.

• Your items can be picked up by us and taken to our workshop, or dropped off by you - whichever suits.
• We will then start by cleaning, repairing minor damages, sanding and prepping for the refinishing in our spraybooth.
• Once the items have cured, we can return them to you - we prefer to do the return delivery ourselves to ensure the items are packed and protected properly so as to not to incur damage while being transported.