Architectural Spray Services Rushy Green

As well as Rushy Green itself, our work reaches across West Sussex to areas we also cover such as Poynings and Pound Green.

Every project starts with thorough preparation. We sand back existing surfaces, repair any chipped, worn or damaged woodwork and make good before a single coat is applied, because a smooth, even spray finish depends entirely on the groundwork underneath. Skipping preparation is what leaves brush-painted units looking patchy, so we never rush this stage.

Colour is confirmed before the main application ever starts. We work from swatches, your existing paintwork or a reference you provide to match your scheme exactly, then sign the shade off with you. That way the finished cabinetry, woodwork or furniture sits correctly against the rest of your interior with no surprises.

A sprayed finish is only as good as the curing behind it. We allow proper curing time between coats and before handover, which is what gives the surface its durability. Once cured, the finish is built to withstand everyday kitchen use and regular cleaning, resisting the knocks and wear that fitted units face daily.

Spray application lays down a thinner, more even coat than a brush ever can, with no visible brush marks and a harder-wearing surface once cured. For fitted cabinetry and woodwork this is the difference between a finish that looks factory-made and one that betrays every stroke, which is exactly why spraying suits units and joinery so well.

Many of our Rushy Green clients come through recommendations across West Sussex, and we regularly work in surrounding areas such as Plumpton Green and Palehouse Common.