We paint metal and wood items. We choose the preparation method, primer, and paint based on the material, its condition, and whether the item will be used indoors or outdoors.
Important: A finish may not last as long if rust is hidden inside or water collects in cavities. Sharp edges require especially careful preparation.
Important: Paint cannot fix cracks, poor welds, or severely thinned metal. We select the number of coats for the intended use.
Important: We do not paint electrical contacts, nameplates, sensors, threads, or hot surfaces. These areas are confirmed before work begins.
Important: Incorrect preparation or primer can cause peeling, so we test the system first.
Important: Damp, rotten, or weakened wood must be dried and repaired first. Valuable veneer and antique finishes require a restoration approach.
Important: Blistered paint, hidden rust, or damp and damaged wood may require more thorough cleaning or repair.
A durable finish depends on more than color. We apply paint at the proper temperature and allow the required drying time between coats and before the item is used.
We clean, prepare, and paint the item at your property while protecting nearby floors, walls, and belongings.
We choose primer and paint for metal or wood, indoor or outdoor use, moisture, sun exposure, and the finish you want.
We recommend checking color and sheen on a sample, especially when only part of an item will be painted.
Before work begins, we check the material, the old coating, and any nearby surfaces that need protection.
Paint cannot repair underlying damage. Severely rusted metal, rot, and loose wood joints must be repaired first.
Dust, grease, moisture, resin, and peeling paint prevent proper adhesion, so we clean and dry the surface first.
Primer and paint must be compatible with the surface, existing finish, and intended use.
Time between coats and full curing depend on the selected paint and temperature.
Photos cannot guarantee an exact match to an existing color and texture. We check color on a sample.
Send us an overall photo, a close-up, and a short description of what you need done.
We consider the base material, existing paint, intended use, desired color and sheen, and protection from moisture and wear.
We clean the surface, remove rust and peeling paint, repair minor defects, and remove dust.
We protect threads, connection points, glass, seals, and areas that should not be painted.
We apply primer and paint, allowing the required drying time between coats.
We allow the finish to dry, check the color and coverage, and tell you when the item can be used.
Price depends on more than size. We also consider the material, surface condition, and access to the work area.
View Pricing DetailsSurface area, shape, and number of parts
Condition of the surface and existing finish
Preparation method and the amount of masking needed nearby
Material and intended use
Paint type, color, sheen, and number of coats
Painting one side or all sides
Access to the item and any on-site disassembly
Send us a few photos and describe the work you need in your own words.
Only if the existing paint is in good condition, clean, and compatible with the new coating. Rust and peeling areas must be removed first.
Sandblasting is often better for durable steel and large areas, while laser cleaning works well on small or hard-to-reach areas. We prepare wood with gentler methods after inspection.
Yes. We first inspect the wood and existing finish, then choose the right preparation and paint for indoor or outdoor use. Damp, rotten, or broken areas must be repaired first.
We select color from a catalog or sample. Existing finishes, lighting, and sheen can affect how it looks, so we make a test sample when an exact match is important.
Timing depends on the paint, temperature, and number of coats. Once the materials are selected, we will tell you when the item can be used.
