Each type of surface has its own requirements for preparing it for painting. If you are going to paint on previously painted wood, you can’t just slap new paint on the surface. It needs a bit of prep first.
If the surface is in poor condition, the old paint or varnish has to be removed first with a paint stripper or by scraping peeling paint off with a scraper and sanding the surface with sandpaper.
Previously painted walls, raw plaster, bricks, etc. all need a special preparation process before you can start to paint.
It is best to get a professional team with the knowledge and know-how of preparing various surfaces for painting. We don’t take short-cuts. We always follow the rules to ensure a durable, long-lasting finish.
We believe that knowledge is of no value unless you share it and put it to use.
We take especially good care in preparing problematic surfaces for painting:
We have been painting residential premises for many years and pay meticulous attention to detail, treating each home as if it was our own.
Brushdrop Painting is geared to execute large scale painting projects in major retail environments on both new construction and refurbishment projects.
Because of the logistical implications, it is important to choose a painting company that has the know-how and experience of large scale painting projects.
