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Exterior Paint Spraying

Spray-applied coatings cover large commercial elevations, cladding and industrial units far faster and more evenly than a brush or roller ever could. We handle the prep, masking and application for a hard-wearing finish that holds up to the weather.

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What's involved

Spray-applied coatings for commercial elevations, cladding and industrial units — an even, hard-wearing finish across large areas.

Spray-applied coatings cover commercial elevations, cladding and industrial units far quicker than brush and roller, and leave an even finish across large areas where hand-applied paint would show every lap.

It suits buildings where the surface area is large and the finish needs to be consistent — warehouse and industrial units, cladding panels and commercial frontages across Dorset and the surrounding regions.

As with everything we do, the preparation decides the result. Surfaces are cleaned and made good, everything that is not being coated is masked, and the coating is applied in controlled passes.

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Why it's worth doing properly

The benefits

Even over large areas
A sprayed finish stays consistent across a whole elevation instead of showing brush and roller laps.
Faster on big surfaces
Large areas are covered in a fraction of the time hand application would take.
Cladding and industrial units
Suited to profiled cladding and panel systems that are awkward to coat by hand.
Hard-wearing
Coatings chosen for exposure, so the elevation keeps looking right after the first winter.

How we work

Start to finish

The same sequence on every job, whether it's one room or a full floor.

Assess the elevation
We check the substrate, the existing coating and the access needed before pricing the work.
Clean and make good
Surfaces are washed down and any repairs made, because coating over a dirty surface never lasts.
Mask and protect
Glazing, fixtures and surroundings are masked so overspray stays where it belongs.
Spray in passes
The coating is applied in controlled passes to the coverage the specification calls for.