How UPVC Spraying is done

Sometimes it can difficult to reach certain places when spraying. We take our time to carefully remove window openers/doors if necessary.

We prepare the glass with a deep clean to eliminate dust and contaminates. We will also remove silicone if necessary, and replace it at the end.

All the glass is taped up and protected with plastic sheeting. Any adjacent surfaces are fully masked off to avoid overspray onto your property exterior, window openings are fully covered off so no overspray enters into the interior of your property.

We use a three step cleaning process to ensure the UPVC has the most perfect bond by cleaning, de-greasing and cleaning again. This avoids problems such as reactions occurring when it comes to the UPVC spraying process.

We spray your UPVC contents with 3 quotes to allow a smooth and sleek finish. A fine mist of paint is sprayed known as the ‘grip coat’ which can allow us to see whether there are any reactions caused. Once we are clear from the first coat, our team applies another coat of paint and finishes off with a ‘top coat’.

The specialist industrial coatings that are applied are touch dry in a few minutes, however It takes approximately 30 minutes for the paint to solidify. Monitored by a final check of all work carried out to ensure everything is perfect. We then begin cleaning up, unmasking and giving the area another thorough once over to make sure our work is to the correct standards.