Spray

Our spraying process

Cleaning & Degreasing

We clean the substrate using denatured alcohol and Scotchbrites which lightly abrade the surface.

This stage removes all water-soluble contaminants and oils.

Next we thoroughly clean the profile surface again using additional denatured alchahol and a clean cloth.

Firstly we remove all doors, drawers and plinths which are to be sprayed at our specialist workshop. The remaining parts of the kitchen are sprayed on-site (end panels and trims etc) which is completed in just one day, leaving your kitchen ready for use in time for dinner!

Masking (on-site part of the job)

This is the most time-consuming part of the job.

During this stage we cover all surrounding surfaces of the profile that don't require painting to protect them from any overspray.

Stage 2

Spraying

Next, we use specialist materials to remove any dust or swarf remaining on the surface of the profile.

We then spray the profile with a dust coat and check for any contamination before proceeding to spray a full coat.

We allow this to flash off then inspect for any adhering issues. If any are identified, we remove them with sand paper and apply a further coat.

Unmasking & Re-sealing

We unmask all surfaces and remove all waste materials leaving your kitchen back how it was. (minus the doors, drawers and plinths)

Quality Check

Once spraying is complete, before we unmask the profile, an inspection across all painted surfaces is carried out.

This is to ensure we have a flawless finish and no touch ups are needed.