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Practical, straight-talking guides from Harry, Jake and Niall on getting the most out of a kitchen or uPVC respray, based on questions we get asked on the job every week.

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An open grey uPVC casement window with a hinge stay and handle, viewed from inside a room with a white radiator beneath the sill and a brick wall visible outside.

uPVC Spraying

Is uPVC Spraying Any Good? What Determines If It Lasts

Does spraying uPVC actually work? How paint bonds to plastic, what makes a job last, and when respraying frames is the wrong call.

Chameleon Spray Painting Co. 9 min read
An open green uPVC casement window with a white curtain visible inside, set into a red brick wall.

uPVC Spraying

Spraying uPVC Window Frames: What a Proper Job Involves

11 min read
Two long sage-green painted cladding profiles lie on a worn wooden workbench next to a spray gun, masking tape, and assorted tools, with an old window visible in the background.

Commercial Spraying

Metal Cladding Spraying: What Drives Cost and Finish

10 min read
A section of window framing on a workshop bench shows half its surface in old dull paint and the other half freshly spray-painted in glossy deep green, divided by a strip of masking tape and film, with the glass still fitted in place and a roll of tape resting on the bench beside it.

Commercial Spraying

Shop Front Spraying: What to Check Before You Book

10 min read
Three kitchen cabinet doors of different materials lean against a workshop bench, one partly masked with tape dividing bare wood from a freshly sprayed sage-green section.

Kitchens

Kitchen Respray Cost: What Actually Decides the Price

9 min read
A dark green kitchen with an open upper cabinet door revealing a hinge, a grey countertop, and a window overlooking a brick wall.

Kitchen Respraying

Kitchen Respraying Explained: Scope, Lifespan, Care

8 min read
A kitchen cabinet run where one green shaker door has been removed and leans against the counter with its hinges exposed, while the door next to it is still attached but partly covered in blue masking tape and brown paper.

Kitchen Respraying

Do You Have to Take Kitchen Doors Off to Spray Them?

8 min read