Paint spraying can be used for many applications. Paint spraying provides a more uniform application than the traditional brush and roller, which means the finish is superior.

Paint spraying can be used for internal walls and ceilings, external masonry, cladding, roofs, windows, metal work and much more. Paint spraying can also be used for getting a painting project done much faster, therefore meaning less downtime for the business or person that the work is being done for.

Paint spraying is better than rolling because it is much faster and also gives a more uniform and even finish. By paint spraying you can achieve a ‘factory finish’, which is not possible with a roller.

Industrial spray painting describes the method of painting industrial buildings and machinery using spray application rather than the more traditional brush and roller application.

Industrial spray painting is a much more efficient and effective means of applying paint to industrial buildings and machinery so the paint products can be applied quickly, with a better finish and at the correct paint thickness.

The industrial painting process starts with assessing an industrial painting project and coming up with the most effective painting solution possible in order to achieve the best look and long term protection to the structure.

After initial assessments, a survey of the project is carried out with a bespoke painting specification written and the painting process undertaken in exact accordance with the paint manufacturer’s guidelines. This industrial painting process ensures longevity for any industrial structure, whether this be a set of railings, a piece of machinery, or an entire building.

Yes, window frames of any material type can be spray painted. There are many different type of window frames such as wooden, UPVC, metal, aluminium etc – the important point to consider is choosing the correct type of paint for the material that the window frame is made of.

Cladspray Solutions have excellent knowledge about what type of paint or primer would be needed to spray paint any type of window frame.

UPVC windows certainly can be spray painted. UPVC needs the correct primer coating to be applied to ensure that the paint adheres correctly to the UPVC and lasts for a very long time without cracking or peeling.

Cladspray Solutions have extensive knowledge about what type of paint or primer would be needed to spray paint UPVC windows.