How It Works

Firstly we remove old silicone or apply new trim, then mask anything that isn’t being sprayed. This ensures that the glass, walls and anything else nearby are protected from overspray.

We then remove all opening sashes on windows, and/or all door furniture to ensure a factory finish over the full surfaces. Then we clean and key the surfaces ready for painting.

We apply 3 coats of paint to the removed sashes first, then to the rest of the frames. This gives the sashes more to dry before handling during the refitting.

We then do a quality check before de-masking openings and sashes. The sashes are then re-fitted and the rest of the masking is removed.

Now your windows are looking brand new, its worth keeping them that way! We recommend allowing 7 days curing time for the paint before having a window cleaner out.

Your window cleaner can use the pure water systems for the glass, this is ideal for the uPVC frames too. Solvent cleaning products must be avoided – most Eco-friendly waterborne detergents are fine.

Firstly we remove all doors, drawer fronts and any other removable items that would be awkward to spray in-situ. This can include shelves, plinths, pelmets and cornices if necessary. These are numbered and taken to our workshop.

Back on site, we mask the whole kitchen, ensuring the floor, walls and internals of the cupboards are protected from overspray. This can take a full day – anything you may need for a couple of days should be taken out prior to our arrival.

The same process is applied to the doors back at the workshop. We are also able to fill handle holes if new ones are of different sizes or styles, as well as grain filling and vinyl wrap removal – these are at an additional cost.

Once primed the doors and carcass are sanded again, to ensure a nice smooth finish before we are ready to apply topcoats. We vacuum all surfaces and wipe them clean before we spray.

We then apply 2 topcoats – allowing the first to dry before doing a quality check and applying the second. Each coat takes 15-30 minutes to dry. Once complete we are able to de-mask and clean up on-site.

The doors are again given the same treatment, before being allowed to cure overnight. We then safely wrap the removed items and bring them back for refitting.

Now your kitchen is looking brand new, it’s worth keeping it that way! Allow 7 days for full curing of the coating before cleaning. Ensure any oil or grease is wiped at the earliest possibility during this period.

Solvent cleaning products must be avoided – most Eco-friendly waterborne detergents are perfectly fine. If ever in doubt, a mild soapy mix in warm water is ideal. Avoid bleach on painted surfaces where possible.

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