Looking to give your home a new lease of life?
Replacing your old, shabby-looking uPVC conservatory can be expensive! With uPVC conservatory spraying, we can give your old conservatory a new lease of life at a fraction of the cost.
Here at Spraylords, we can take your old existing conservatory and transform the look, giving it a factory-fresh appearance. With our uPVC spraying service, there is no need for replacement. We can professionally respray your conservatory in any colour you like. We have a wide range of spray coatings to choose from, all of which transform the look of your home at a fraction of the price that a full replacement would cost.
Over time, uPVC conservatories can fade in the sunlight; the UV rays can turn white windows “yellow”, and for coloured windows, they can appear “bleached” where the UV light affects the pigment in the plastic.
By respraying your uPVC conservatory, you can restore the look, as if it is brand new. Our spray coatings provide a UV protective layer to your window frames, prolonging their life and vastly improving their looks.
Our spray coatings are extremely durable and hard-wearing to protect them from scuffs and scratches. We have a wide range of colours to choose from, giving you the opportunity to transform the look rather than replacing, which can cost £1000’s.
uPVC conservatory spraying is a lot more cost-effective. Contact us for a FREE quote; let us help you transform the look of your home!
With our conservatory spraying services, we can transform the look of your conservatory from the outside and the inside. We can update and modernise the interior of your uPVC conservatory to match the decor of your home and other rooms.
“Glass Prep”
We prepare the glass with a deep clean to eliminate dust and contaminants. We will also remove silicone if necessary and replace it at the end.
“Glass Mask”
High-strength INDASA adhesive film, designed especially for glass, is applied to guarantee ultimate glass protection.
“The Chemical Clean”
We use specialist chemical products designed to strip weathered plastic frames, along with an ultra-fine Scotch-Brite pad to perfectly prep the surface ready for “the Grip Coat”.
“Picture Framing”
Bricks, render, and other surrounding materials are thoroughly covered and protected against overspray.
“The Grip Coat”
A fine mist of product is now distributed evenly over the frames. This ensures the “Top Coat” will bind effectively.
“Top Coat Finish”
Experienced, skilled professionals execute specialised techniques to achieve a high-quality factory finish and your chosen sheen level: matte, satin or gloss.
