First the upvc needs to be cleaned, ensuring all grime and any moss is removed, this is done using a upvc cleaner. Once the upvc is cleaned, we then lightly key it. We will then mask the area around the windows. If there are openers, we open these and mask inside, ensuring no over spray can enter the house. This eliminates any lines being left when you open your windows. Once the paint in is dry, normally about 10 minutes we then de-mask and take our all the paper away to be recycled.
The paint we use is chemically bonded to the plastic which allows it to expand and retract with your upvc as the seasons change. It also has a UV resistance so it will not fade either. The paint manufacturers guarantee is 10 years.
We use low pressure fine coat spray guns, there is only about 7% difference in our wet spray equipment than to electrostatic spraying. So there is very little over spray.
Yes we can, even if they are wood. We normally recommend doing this as it really does lift the whole look of the house.
Depending on the amount of windows it takes between 1 and 4 days.
The paint can be mixed to any pantone, RAL, BS colour, Farrow and Ball and Little Green.
We can remove and re-silicone in the same colour you choose to spray your windows in.
Yes we can recolour your internal frames and doors, there is more time involved, as we need to make the area look like a scene from Dexter.This is to ensure there is no fume contamination or over spray.
The paint manufacturers state that you will improve resistance.
The painting process improves the chemical, thermal and
mechanical resistance. It is a very good solution to solve
long term deterioration of components mainly where
they are exposed to sunlight, pollution and weather
conditions.