Spray painting eliminates the brush marks, roller texture, and lap lines that plague traditional painting methods. The result is a perfectly smooth, lacquer-like finish that elevates any surface — from kitchen cabinetry to large interior walls.
We use professional HVLP and airless spray equipment calibrated for each project. We mask meticulously to contain overspray, and can work on-site or handle removable components off-site for an even finer result.
We assess the surfaces, discuss colour and sheen preferences, and advise on in-situ vs. off-site spraying with a written quote.
Everything that shouldn't be painted is masked, covered, or removed. Surfaces are degreased, sanded, and filled.
An adhesion primer ensures the finish bonds correctly and resists chipping, peeling, and humidity — critical in Bermuda's climate.
Multiple thin coats at the correct pressure and distance. Each coat is inspected and lightly abraded between passes.
The finish cures fully before reassembly or handover, with care advice for the curing period.
For smooth surfaces like cabinetry, vanities, and furniture, spray painting produces a factory-quality finish that is virtually impossible to achieve with a brush or roller. Brush marks and lap lines are eliminated entirely.
Yes. We can spray in situ with proper masking, or remove doors and drawer fronts to spray them off-site for an even more flawless result. We discuss the best approach during your free consultation.
Kitchen cabinets, bathroom vanities, furniture, interior and exterior doors, metal railings, large wall surfaces, industrial equipment, and more. If it can be painted, it can likely be sprayed.
A full kitchen cabinet respray typically takes 2–4 days including preparation, priming, spraying, and curing time. Exact timelines come with every quote.
Leave to cure for 7–10 days before heavy cleaning, then clean with a soft damp cloth and mild soap. Avoid abrasive cleaners or scouring pads.
