Spray Painting in London

Spray painting gives a finish brushwork simply can't match — flat, even, free of brush marks and roller stipple. For kitchen units, panelling, internal doors and bespoke joinery in particular, it's the difference between a decorated finish and a furniture-grade finish. The trade-off is in the preparation: spraying demands more masking, more dust control, and more disciplined surface prep than brushwork does.

We use HVLP (high volume, low pressure) equipment which gives finer atomisation with less overspray than older airless or conventional setups. That matters when you're spraying indoors around fitted furniture, worktops and appliances — we can mask a kitchen properly and you won't find paint dust on a shelf six rooms away.

Most commonly we spray: existing kitchen units that the client wants to update without replacing, internal doors and frames in larger refurbishments, painted panelling and built-in cabinetry, and large interior walls in commercial spaces where the speed and finish quality of spraying justify the prep. We'll always be straight with you about whether spraying is the right choice or whether a careful brush-and-roller finish is actually faster and just as good.