A Common Situation for Residential Painters in Sydney Interior walls will often be painted more than once. It is quite common to repaint the home interior every 10 years, either to restore the original appearance or to redecorate for a change. This sounds simple enough, just redoing the paint. But the way we approach...
Interior Trim and House Painting Sydney The interior of any room will have trim on the edges of the wall, where the wall meets the floor, or around the doorway and windows. This trim will suffer more damage and abuse than we realise, being only second to the floor when it comes to scratches...
Furniture and House Painting Sydney There is always a considerable amount of preparation in any house painting project. When we paint interior rooms we have to clean walls, tape over electric sockets, and either cover items of furniture or move them out of the room entirely. Most of this is tedious and finicky rather...
Kitchen and Cabinet Residential Painters Sydney A full remodelling of a house, or even a room, is often beyond our budget. But we can get very good results by repainting the room, and perhaps changing the curtains and rugs. We can perform a low key renovation of a kitchen by repainting the cabinets. This...
The Basics of House Painting Sydney Painting a room is one of the simplest and most cost-effective ways to update your home’s interior. Whether you are preparing a home for sale, creating a fresh look, or personalizing a new space, interior house painting can add character, warmth, and style to any room. But where...
The Cost of House Painting Sydney How much does it cost to paint an average three bedroom houses in Sydney? Well, there is no real average house – they are all different. And the house painting may just mean the interior, or it might include the exterior, which greatly increases the cost. Houses also...
Preparing for Exterior Painting Services Sydney In the summer months, it can be a good time to repaint the home’s exterior. The warmer, dry weather means the paint will adhere and set quickly and properly, though we would want to check the weather forecast to make sure that the weather really will be clear...
Many older homes’ interiors have their skirting boards and window frames painted in a neutral colour. Other homes have stained wood on this trim. Either option is fine; it is a matter of personal taste. What can be an issue is if we have renovations or extensions, and find that some rooms have a...
Professional House Painters Sydney The paint contains chemicals, such as solvents, that are harmful to the environment. There are also harsh chemicals in the cleaning fluids, thinners, and other liquids used before and after painting. These items, as well as the packaging they come in, should be recycled or disposed of accordingly. House Painting...
Most of the areas that we paint in the home are background surfaces. This means walls, ceilings and sometimes floors. A few surfaces are focal paints rather than background surfaces. These feature walls, fireplaces, or stairwells. We might approach the painting of backgrounds and Focal points differently. Staircases are a unique situation. They are...
House Painting Sydney There are many factors in the appearance of a room. Most probably the most important single factor is the colour we paint the interior walls. Most often the rest of the decor is designed around the wall colour. Occasionally the wall colour is chosen to suit the floor. But either way,...
If we paint the home then we will need to end the project by cleaning a few brushes and rollers. There are ways to clean paint equipment that are effective and environmentally friendly. Cleaning brushes after painting Water-Based Paints: 1 – Remove as much paint as possible from the brush on scrap wood or...
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