by Shane McAuliffe | Apr 17, 2024 | Commercial Painting
Spraying is faster on large, open surfaces and gives a smooth finish, but it needs a lot of masking and skill. Rolling is slower but more controlled and needs less set-up. On most jobs, professionals use both: spray for the big areas and rollers and brushes for detail...
by Shane McAuliffe | Jan 12, 2024 | Commercial Painting, Interior Exterior Painting
When it comes to protecting and enhancing your commercial property in Brisbane with commercial painting services, selecting the top rated & certified painting contractor is of utmost importance. It’s crucial to find a team that not only possesses skill and...
by Shane McAuliffe | Nov 14, 2022 | Commercial Painting
There’s no single best colour for a commercial building. The right choice depends on your brand, your neighbours, how the building is used and how it copes with Brisbane’s sun. What works almost everywhere is a considered palette of durable colours that...
by Shane McAuliffe | Oct 23, 2022 | Commercial Painting
Choose a commercial painter the way you’d choose any contractor who’ll work in your building: on proof, not promises. Look for experience with buildings like yours, a current licence and insurance, a clear written scope and a team that plans around how...
by Shane McAuliffe | Aug 22, 2022 | Commercial Painting
Preparing gutters for painting means cleaning out debris, washing the surface, removing loose paint and rust, repairing damage and priming bare metal. It’s the least glamorous part of the job and the part that decides how long the paint lasts. Skip it and the...
by Shane McAuliffe | Jun 17, 2022 | Commercial Painting
Yes, you can paint a roof. Metal, concrete tile and terracotta roofs can all be repainted with the right preparation and a coating made for roofs. It can restore a faded roof, protect it from the weather and change how it looks. But roof work is high-risk, and the...
