Interior Painting
Cabinet Spraying and Full Containment
What an interior job looks like before any paint goes on: floors covered, a sealed spray booth built on site, and every door taken off, sprayed and racked to cure.
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What the photographs show
The problem. Spraying cabinetry inside an occupied house only works if the dust and overspray have nowhere to go. Most of the labour in these photographs is containment, which is the part that decides whether the finish is clean and whether the rest of the house is liveable while it happens.
- Floors covered and taped at every edge
- Sealed containment built from sheeting for spraying
- Doors and drawer fronts removed, sprayed and racked to cure
- Cabinet boxes, worktops and appliances masked
- Recessed light trims and fittings taped off
Photographs
A kitchen fully masked for spraying, with cabinets wrapped in plastic, worktops covered, the ceiling line papered and tape along every edge 
A sealed spray booth built on site from plastic sheeting, taped floor to ceiling, with a drying rack inside and the floor papered and taped 
Freshly sprayed cabinet doors hanging from a mobile rack on wire hangers, above a papered and taped floor 
Sprayed cabinet doors racked to cure beside an exposed brick chimney breast, with sheeting on the wall and the floor protected 
Masked kitchen wall units with taped recessed light trims and an appliance wrapped in plastic sheeting 
Finished landing with painted walls and white square balusters against an oak handrail and oak flooring
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