Craftsmanship

Quality craftsmanship requires preparing each surface correctly, using high quality products, and applying the proper technique to provide the best possible finish.

The process Jason used to finish the surfaces in this photo included:

1. Sanding the trim (coffered ceiling, picture frames, wainscotting, spindles, and stair skirts and kicks) and the walls
2. Cleaning the trim and the walls
3. Priming the walls and the ceiling with acrylic
4. Priming the trim with lacquer
5. Filling the nail holes in the trim
6. Sanding the trim and the walls
7. Cleaning the trim and the walls
8. Caulking the trim
9. Priming the trim with lacquer
10. Sanding the trim
11. Cleaning the trim
12. Painting the trim with semi-gloss lacquer
13. Sanding the trim
14. Cleaning the trim
15. Painting the trim with semi-gloss lacquer
16. Masking the trim
17. Sanding the overspray on the walls from painting the trim
18. Cleaning the walls
19. Painting the ceiling with Moore's® Muresco® Ceiling White
20. Painting the walls twice with Regal® Flat Finish