What paint spraying services do you offer?
We renovate, re paint and refinish free standing & fitted furniture and kitchens. We can change handles, repair damaged doors, repair water damage. We can also remove MDF wrapped doors.
Do you spray paint items at our homes?
Where possible we prefer to paint items off site at our workshops. The preparation work can be dusty and items are best dealt with in our purpose built workshops and spray booths.
Kitchen’s – when completing a kitchen refinish we remove the kitchen doors and draws and work on them in our workshops, all remaining visible wood that need slain ring will be done onsite.
Where is your spray painting base?
Boston Spa, West Yorkshire. But we cover Leeds, Harrogate, Knaresborough and nationwide.
Do you offer collection and delivery?
Yes, we offer local collection and delivery for free and can organise nation wide courier delivery outside of our catchment area.
What spray paint do you use?
We use Little Greene Intelligent Eggshell a paint formulated to resist moisture, staining and general wear and tear. Intelligent Eggshell has a tough yet subtle finish and is a superb paint for woodwork and kitchen’s.
This paint gives tremendous service in a busy home and is an ideal solution for those who want durability with a soft, low-sheen finish. This paint is environmentally -friendly, water based and is fully washable. Gloss level – 15% (low)
If the item is for outdoor use a exterior paint is used. This is a high performance, self-priming opaque wood finish with excellent penetration, making it one of the smartest choices for exterior joinery. It inhibits mould and algal growth, is weather resistant and completely washable. This paint has a low sheen (15%).
If the item needs distressing for a more aged look we use chalk paints and guilding waxes.
Are the spray paints environmentally friendly and child safe?
Yes. Certified completely safe for children’s rooms and furniture (‘Toy Paint Regulations’ BS EN71-3:2013)
How long will spray painting take?
We endeavour to turn all work around within a week but will depend on the size and complexity of each item. We collect kitchen’s on a Friday and refit them the following Friday.
Can you help me chose the right spray colour?
Little Greene offer a vast selection of colours which can be quite mind boggling!! We will happily visit your home and assist in the colour choice. Colour boards are also available on request.
How do I pay?
We accept cash, bank transfer and PayPal payments.
What aftercare service do you offer?
We offer a no quibble guarantee – free snagging visits are available for the kitchen’s we refinish. All clients receive a pot of paint and a paint brush for any touching up if required.
Further Paint Spraying FAQ’s
Spray painting furniture has become an increasingly popular DIY trend in recent years. With the
right tools and technique, it can be a quick and efficient way to give old furniture a new lease on
life. But before you dive in, it’s important to know the dos and don’ts of using a paint sprayer on furniture.
Firstly, can bedroom furniture be sprayed?
Absolutely! Any piece of furniture can be sprayed as long as it’s properly prepared and the right type of paint is used. In fact, bedroom furniture is a great candidate for spray painting since it tends to be smaller in size and can be easily moved around.
Can You Spray with Furniture in the room
However, one common question people have is whether they can use a paint sprayer with
furniture in the room. The short answer is yes, but it’s not recommended. Using a paint sprayer
creates a lot of fine mist and overspray that can travel beyond the furniture you’re spraying. This
can damage nearby surfaces and furniture, not to mention create a mess that’s difficult to clean
up. For this reason, it’s best to move the furniture to a well-ventilated area, such as a garage or
outdoor space, before spraying.
Is a paint sprayer worth it for furniture?
It depends on your personal preference and the amount of furniture you plan to paint. If you’re only painting one or two pieces, it may not be worth the investment to buy a paint sprayer. However, if you have a lot of furniture to paint or you plan on doing more DIY projects in the future, a paint sprayer can be a worthwhile investment. It can save you time and energy and provide a more professional-looking finish than traditional painting methods.
One advantage of using a paint sprayer is that you can spray paint furniture without sanding.
Sanding is often required when using traditional painting methods to remove old paint or
roughen up the surface for better adhesion. However, with a paint sprayer, you can apply a
smooth, even coat of paint without the need for sanding. This can save you a lot of time and
effort, especially if you’re dealing with a large piece of furniture.
Can you spray furniture inside a house.
The answer is yes, but it’s not recommended. As mentioned earlier, using a paint sprayer creates a lot
of fine mist and overspray that can travel beyond the furniture you’re spraying. This can cause
damage to nearby surfaces and furniture, not to mention create a mess that’s difficult to clean
up. If you must spray furniture inside, make sure to cover all nearby surfaces with plastic
sheeting or drop cloths and use a high-quality paint sprayer with a low mist output.
So, what are the pros and cons of spray painting furniture? Let’s start with the pros. Spray
painting can provide a smooth, even finish with minimal brush or roller marks. It’s also faster
than traditional painting methods and can save you time and effort. In addition, spray painting
allows you to use a variety of paint types, such as lacquers or oil-based paints, that may not be
compatible with traditional painting methods.
However, there are also some cons to consider. Spray painting requires more prep work than
traditional painting methods, such as masking off nearby surfaces and ensuring proper
ventilation. It also requires more skill and technique to get the right finish, so it may take some
practice to master. Finally, spray painting can be messier than traditional painting methods and
can create a lot of overspray that can damage nearby surfaces.
To conclude, spray painting furniture can be a great way to give old furniture a new lease on life.
However, it’s important to know the dos and don’ts before you begin. Make sure to properly
prepare your furniture, use the right type of paint, and move your furniture to a well-ventilated
area before using a paint sprayer. While using a paint sprayer can save time and effort, it also
requires more prep work and technique than traditional painting methods. Ultimately, whether or
not a paint sprayer is worth it for furniture depends on your personal preference and the amount
of furniture you plan to paint. With the right tools and technique, you can achieve a professional-
looking finish and breathe new life into your old furniture.
How do I contact you?
Email | info@thelittleacornco.co.uk
Phone | 01937 843805
Mobile | 07855440310 or 07989 951605