Spray Painting Interior Trim

Court-Hampton Painting Inc has been spray painting interior trim at this home in the east end of Toronto.

Spray painting interior trim on this job was viable because the customer was replacing the floor.

Not having to tape and paper the floor on this paint project before spray painting the wood made the job affordable and efficient.
Our painters did have to tape and paper the glass before spray painting windows. Before spray painting doors all doorknobs and hinges were removed. All baseboards were caulked where cracked and holes filled before they were spray painted. Finally rooms where tiles and cabinets were taped and papered before spray painting the adjoining doorframe.
Spray painting interior trim has certain advantages over using a paint brush and roller. The coverage of the paint is much better and there are no brush marks. Our painters did go through a lot more paint then if we brushed and rolled.
When determining whether you should pick spray painting interior trim over brushing and rolling the paint on, figure out how long it would take the painter to mask off the room and remove the furniture first as spray painting isn’t always the best solution for all paint projects.
In this case the customer liked the speed and finish of the wood that was sprayed.
Our painters used a Graco Pro Shot fine finish sprayer for this paint job. The paint for the trim was Sico Paint waterborne alkyd, and it sprayed beautifully.

For spray painting interior trim, Court-Hampton Painting Inc. is the painting company preferred by Toronto.