Interiors:
A quality paint job requires far more detail than just applying paint, surfaces need to be carefully prepared and proper planning is essential to successful interior painting.
Manufacturers now produce a new generation of acrylic paints which are as durable as oil paints resulting in a quick drying paint which is also kinder to the envoirnoment. A particular benefit of acrylic paints is the reduced odour which means that painters do not need to totally disrupt a family's lifestyle while a project is being completed.
We apply at least two coats of paint to all surfaces. Once you've chosen the colour, you'll need to select a finish. Generally, ceilings are painted with a flat finish whilst bathrooms, kitchens and utility rooms are painted with semi-gloss since it is more durable and easier to clean. Walls in the rest of the home can be painted in other finishes. The most popular flat finish is eggshell, however, special finishes such as pearl and satin add a certain beauty to the finished product.
Interior Painting Includes:
- Covering with drop sheets
- all floors, hardware and furniture as necessary.
- Remove or cover
- all hardware, such as switches and outlet covers.
- Curtains, blinds
- and other objects are also removed or protected.
- Removing all nails
- from walls and repairing holes, filling cracks.
- Removing all flaking paint
- dirt and debris from walls and skirtings.
- Sanding
- before 1st coat and final cost on walls, all paintwork is sanded flat.
- Priming
- where needed.
- Applying
- the 2 coats of interior paint.
- Full clean up
- after every working day.
