PREPARING

Our residential painters in Dubai pay special attention to preparing the surface as it ensures the best result, no matter how high quality paint or latest equipment you use. We use sealers and primers as per requirement and remove earlier paints to make it suitable for creating a perfect bonding between the paint and the surface which not only make it look shiny but also ensure a high durability. We also spend enough time on preparing the room before starting any house painting in Dubai so that you do not have to bother about spilling and droplets of paint. Here is an overview of the procedure we generally follow:

• Remove draperies, pictures, mirrors, area rugs, hardware (if possible), and switch and receptacle cover plates
• Move all furniture to the centre of the room or the room, if possible. Cover all furniture with drop clothes
• Tape off woodwork and tape down plastic drop cloths
• Wrap plastic around light fixtures, and use masking tape to cover any hardware you can't remove
• Open a window or door to ensure good ventilation
• Clean the surface as needed
• Gaps between walls, ceilings, crown mouldings and other interior trim can be filled with the appropriate Pre select caulk after priming the surface

Getting Ready to Paint

We are known for our friendly behaviour with our clients where we always give client's idea, plan and taste the first preference. So, whenever we take a new project, we consult with our client regarding their colour choice and provide them full colour sample to choose from. We prepare, prime (if necessary) and paint an inconspicuous spot.

Our residential painters in Dubai give every task the required time to dry as per the paint provider's instruction to ensure it gives you best result. Even if it requires any extra work, or there is any spot on the surface, we consult with our project manager and take necessary steps. So, in brief, you won't ever get a chance to point out at our work, once we declare it as 'done'. Before we paint, our Dubai based residential painters use a paint scraper, wire brush, sandpaper or power washer to remove all surface contamination, such as oil, grease, loose paint, dirt, foreign matter, rust, mould, mildew or mortar efflorescence. Make sure that cracks and imperfections are patched or caulked.

Warning! Removal of old paint by sanding, scraping or other means may generate dust or fumes that contain lead. Exposure to lead dust or fumes may cause brain damage or other adverse health effects, especially in children or pregnant women. Controlling exposure to lead or other hazardous substances require the use of proper protective equipment, such as a properly fitted approved respirator and proper containment and cleanup.