All surfaces to be painted should be thoroughly washed with a mild detergent or solvent to remove dirt, grease, mildew, soap or film that may have accumulated over the years.This step will help to ensure proper adhesion of the fresh paint. Water marks, smoke stains, pen marks, and other unsightly blemishes that could “bleed through” the new paint to be properly primed with the appropriate primer or sealer.

All areas of loose paint to be removed. Concrete cancer to be repaired with full technology to match existing surface. All rust effected areas will be treated with “Rust converter” . Further sanding and smoothing may be necessary for maintenance or cosmetic considerations. An appropriate primer to be applied to all bare wood to assure proper adhesion of the new paint.

This step also helps prevent future peeling in these areas. Cracks and holes to be repaired with the appropriate polyfiller, sanded and primed. Fibreglass tape can be applied over cracks where necessary for a more permanent repair. Open joints and gaps between different surfaces to be caulked with acrylic gap fillers such as “Polygap” Sealant for a neater and more finished appearance. Glossy surfaces to be dulled by sanding or undercoating to ensure proper paint adhesion.