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:
Sanding the trim (coffered ceiling, picture frames, wainscotting, spindles, and stair skirts and kicks) and the walls
Cleaning the trim and the walls
Priming the walls and the ceiling with acrylic
Priming the trim with lacquer
Filling the nail holes in the trim
Sanding the trim and the walls
Cleaning the trim and the walls
Caulking the trim
Priming the trim with lacquer
Sanding the trim
Cleaning the trim
Painting the trim with semi-gloss lacquer
Sanding the trim
Cleaning the trim
Painting the trim with semi-gloss lacquer
Masking the trim
Sanding the overspray on the walls from painting the trim
PDCA hosted its 2011 convention in Orlando, Florida. The Painting & Decorating Expo attendees had their choice of over 30 different sessions to attend on topics ranging from Marketing and Social Media to Equipment Manufacturing and VOC compliance to Government Contracts and Paint Failures.
Our craftsmanship involves preparing each surface correctly, using high quality products, and applying the proper technique to provide the best possible finish.
Our goal is to create, enhance, and preserve the interior and exterior beauty of residential and commercial structures and spaces.