Herts Decorators the Harpenden based painting and decorating contractor is pleased to announce that we have now launched a specialist industrial and commercial paint spraying service for both commercial and domestic painting and decorating jobs.
Matt Lenzie Director of Herts Decorators said: “we are very pleased to announce the launch of our dedicated paint spraying team. This is a service which we have been testing, whilst working with some main contractors, and this feels like a logical next step for our business to expand into. The team which we have developed are highly experienced at paint spraying, so we have absolute confidence in their ability to provide the very best finish using the latest technology.”
Paint spraying is a method of applying paint, which is extremely efficient both from a volume of paint perspective but also the speed of creating a great finish. This provides the customer with a potential reduction in the cost of materials required to complete the job, whilst also getting the job done in less time, saving them time and money.
Herts Decorators provide a full range of commercial and domestic painting services including factory painting, warehouse painting, office painting, shop painting, house painting plus much more. Book a free no obligation estimate with the Herts Decorators team today.
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as it will most likely be very obvious if the skirting boards aren’t fitted well. Corners are very difficult to do properly, and often walls turn out to be uneven.
skirting boards in a darker colour than the walls have a modern look, and help to hide any dust and/or markings. Painted in a lighter colour, they can make the room look bigger.
just for the aesthetics though, they do have practical purposes.
satin finish paint is the best for playrooms and bedrooms, as it is so durable. It is also easy to clean as you can wipe down the walls, which makes life much easier with all the inevitable spills and wear and tear.
dedicated playroom though, you may want to choose stronger, brighter colours. Buy samples of each colour you like to try, as the paint can look really different once it is on the wall. There should be enough in most samples to complete the rainbow without buying whole tins of paint.
plenty more to choose from. Wallpapering the bottom half of the walls avoids the room looking too busy, and saves a bit of money as well. Alternatively, you can paint the walls in a neutral colour and use a wallpaper border that is patterned with something your kids like.
to double as a working from home space.
greens tend to look best here, as they are both invigorating and luxurious. Gold finishes like taps and drawer handles are ideal to finish the look.
texture into any room, whether you 
can buy pre-textured paint in a variety of colours and finishes, or make your own.
also natural materials that are ideal for adding texture. Whether it’s soft furnishings, furniture, bedding or accessories like blankets and cushions, these all work together to bring that tactile feeling to a room.
move the rest into the middle of the room. Then cover any remaining furniture and the flooring with plastic sheeting or dust sheets. Cover all switches and sockets with plastic sheeting and painter’s or masking tape. It is also essential to make sure you have switched off the electricity for the room.
goggles and heat resistant gloves to avoid any burns from the steam. Make sure you read the instructions carefully before you get started.
of baking soda. If the glue is really stubborn, add in some vinegar, around half a cup per litre of solution. Use a spray bottle to spray it on the wall, or put it in a container and use a sponge to wipe it onto the wall, squeezing out the excess liquid first. Then, scrub the wall with an old cloth to remove the glue. Any remaining glue can be scraped off with a putty knife. Once the wall is entirely clear, wipe with a clean cloth to remove the solution.
