Survey
Photos, surface type, access, colour and finish are checked before pricing.
Surgeon method
The finish is won before paint hits the surface.
Great spraying is prep, protection, product knowledge and controlled application.
Deep clean
Grease, dirt, residue and failed surface contaminants are removed.
Masking
Glass, brick, walls, floors, worktops and hardware are protected.
Surface prep
Fine abrasion and adhesion prep create the right bond for coating.
Spray coats
Grip coats and finish coats are applied for smooth, even coverage.
Detail check
Edges, masking lines, coverage and clean-up are checked before handover.
Why process matters
The difference is in the preparation.
Spraying is not just pointing a gun at a surface. The surfaces have to be assessed, cleaned, protected and prepared so the finish has the best chance of bonding properly and looking sharp.
That is why Spray Surgeons focuses on a step-by-step process. Cleaning removes grease and dirt, masking protects the property, surface prep improves adhesion, and controlled spray application creates the smoother finish customers expect.
Survey firstClean surfacesProtect surroundingsPrepare for adhesionSpray controlled coatsFinal inspection
Why is masking important?
Masking protects glass, brickwork, floors, worktops and nearby surfaces from overspray.
Do you clean before spraying?
Yes. Cleaning and surface preparation are essential parts of a professional spray finish.
Can bad prep ruin a finish?
Yes. Poor preparation can lead to weak adhesion, rough edges and an unprofessional result.
What happens after spraying?
Edges, coverage and cleanliness are checked before the project is handed over.