Why "Beau Spray"
A finish the roller can't give you
Properly handled, spraying gives a uniform finish, with no roller marks or brush strokes, on surfaces where a brush always shows its limits: mouldings, doors, cabinets, stair spindles, ceilings and large surfaces. It's faster, more even, and the difference shows from a metre away as much as from ten.
The trade-off is preparation: spraying requires meticulous masking of everything that shouldn't be painted. That's why our method always starts with protecting the job site — the two go together.
The difference
Roller or brush — and the spray gun
Roller and brush
Effective on large flat surfaces. On mouldings, spindles and details, they leave marks and need several coats for a uniform result.
The spray gun
A smooth, even finish, even on complex surfaces — mouldings, doors, cabinets, stair spindles, ceilings. Ideal when finish uniformity is the standard to meet.
Where we use it
The surfaces where the spray gun makes the difference
- Mouldings and trim
- Doors and cabinets
- Stair spindles and railings
- Ceilings
- Large commercial and industrial surfaces
A project with mouldings, doors or stairs?