Doors, joinery, ceilings and large areas sprayed for a smooth, even finish with no brush marks.
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On flat panel doors, cabinetry, trim and large ceilings, a brushed or rolled finish always shows its texture. Spraying removes that: an even film, no lap lines, no stipple and no brush marks. On new joinery and doors it is the difference between a builder finish and a furniture finish.
It is also the efficient choice on large areas. Warehouse walls, high ceilings and industrial cladding can be coated far faster and more evenly sprayed than rolled, which is why almost all of our warehouse and industrial work is sprayed.
Spraying needs containment, though. Masking and screening take longer than the spraying itself, and that is what keeps overspray off your floors, glass and fittings.
Interior and exterior, residential and commercial, on site or set up in a controlled area.
Flat panel and moulded doors sprayed for a smooth, even finish that a brush cannot match.
Kitchen doors, built ins, shelving and vanities, including colour changes to existing cabinetry.
Crisp lines and an even sheen along every run, particularly on new work before flooring is laid.
Fast, even coverage on big surfaces, including high ceilings reached with proper access.
Warehouse walls, cladding, structural steel and plant, coated efficiently while a site keeps operating.
Weatherboard, panelling and profiled surfaces where a sprayed finish gives better coverage into the profile.
The finish is the easy part. Protecting everything around it is the work.
Floors, glass, fittings, benchtops and adjacent surfaces sealed off before a trigger is pulled.
Airless, air assisted or HVLP depending on the product and the surface. Using the wrong setup shows in the finish.
Built up in passes rather than one heavy application, which is how you avoid runs, sags and orange peel.
In lived in homes and trading businesses we spray out of hours and ventilate properly before handing back.
Related services where spraying is commonly used.
Tell us which rooms or which side of the house, and we will come and price it properly.