For commercial surfaces, how the coating is applied matters as much as the coating itself. Here is how spraying compares with brush-and-roller hand painting — and why we spray for most commercial jobs.
Finish quality
Spraying produces a smooth, even, brush-mark-free finish that looks factory-applied. On doors, frames, cladding and metalwork, that difference is obvious and lasting.
Speed and coverage
Spray application covers large and intricate areas far faster than brushing, which keeps labour time — and cost — down on big projects.
Durability
Sprayed coatings can be applied at a consistent, controlled thickness, giving even protection across the whole surface. Hand application is harder to keep uniform on profiled or detailed surfaces.
When hand painting still makes sense
Small touch-ups, tight detail work and certain confined areas can suit a brush. A good contractor uses the right method for each part of the job.
Controlled on site
Modern on-site spraying uses full masking and low-overspray techniques, so you get the factory finish in your own building, with minimal disruption.
Talk to us
Tell us what you need finishing and we will recommend the best approach and a fixed price.
