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Phase I
- First we’ll meet with you to discuss the project.
- Once you sign off on the estimate, we’ll put you on the schedule.
- Then we’ll make up a sample of the requested finish.
- Once you approve the sample, we’ll begin the finishing process.
Phase II
- Our onsite crew will arrive and prep the area to be finished, covering all areas that need protection from over-spray.
- The crew will then complete the work you requested in a timely and professional manner.
- Upon completion, the on-site crew will de-mask the area, revealing your beautiful new space!
Phase III
- The department head will inspect the work and do a quality check. To ensure your satisfaction he’ll ask for your signature of approval.
- Once you sign off, you can sit back, relax and enjoy your newly refinished space!
Lacquer vs Latex & Oil Paint
We use lacquer based quality finishing products, not enamel latex or oil paints. Lacquer finishes have been used on high quality cabinetry and furniture for years. Latex paint is water-borne and has residual surfactants which make it susceptible to softening and degradation by moisture over time. Lacquer and varnish’s chemical make up allow it be durable, chip resistant, and applied to a moving organic surface. Latex paint is thicker and can tend to build up in corners and grooves leaving areas that are not even. Lacquer is sprayed on in thin coats. This provides a great bond and the ability for the wood to still breath through the finish. The finish looks thinner and professional, more so than a spray-painted paint finish. Lacquer also bonds to itself better then paint bonds to paint. This is helpful when one wants to update a color on a lacquer finish.