First week
Treat fresh finishes gently while they continue to cure. Avoid harsh cleaning, knocks and abrasive pads.
Keep it sharp
Aftercare that protects the finish.
Simple care helps sprayed UPVC, kitchens and commercial finishes stay cleaner for longer.
Cleaning
Use soft cloths, warm water and mild soap. Avoid solvent cleaners unless Spray Surgeons approves them.
Kitchens
Wipe spills early and avoid steam blasting cabinet edges or soaking doors.
Exteriors
Wash frames and doors periodically to remove traffic film, algae and general dirt.
Hardware
Keep handles, hinges, locks and seals working properly so painted edges are not stressed.
Touch-ups
Contact Spray Surgeons before touching up damage so the colour and sheen can be matched properly.
Aftercare matters
Look after the finish and it will keep looking sharper.
Freshly sprayed surfaces should be treated with care while the coating continues to settle and cure. Avoid harsh cleaning, abrasive pads, steam blasting and heavy knocks during the early period after spraying.
Long term, simple maintenance is best. Use mild soap, warm water and soft cloths for most cleaning. Exterior UPVC, doors and roofline plastics benefit from regular gentle washing to remove traffic film, algae and general dirt.
Soft clothsMild soapNo abrasivesNo harsh solventsClean exterior dirtAsk before touch-ups
Can I clean the surface straight away?
Be gentle in the early period and avoid harsh products while the finish settles.
What should I avoid?
Abrasive pads, aggressive solvents, pressure washing close to edges and heavy impact.
How do I clean kitchen cabinets?
Use a soft cloth and mild soap, and wipe spills before they sit for too long.
What if the finish gets damaged?
Speak to Spray Surgeons before attempting touch-ups so colour and sheen can be matched properly.