Primeline Painting Deck and timber finishing
Coastal timber greys, cracks and lifts fast when it is finished with the wrong product. We prep it back properly and finish it in a coating matched to the timber and the exposure.
What this job includes.
- ✓Strip or sand back failed finishes to clean timber
- ✓Repair, re-fix and treat where the timber needs it
- ✓Apply a rated timber finish matched to the species and exposure
- ✓Advise on the simple upkeep that keeps it looking good
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Send a few photos and we will come back within one business day.
- 1 Substrate and exposure check. Before any price, we test each surface for salt, chalking and moisture and note its exposure, full sun, sea facing or sheltered. The coast has already done things to your walls, and the quote has to account for them.
- 2 Prep back to sound substrate. Wash down, scrape, sand and spot-prime every surface back to sound. This is the line most cheap quotes skip, and it is where a coastal repaint is won or lost.
- 3 Salt and UV rated system, named. Primer and topcoats matched to each surface, by name and by number of coats. You see exactly which system goes where before we start.
- 4 Two topcoats, wet-film checked. Two full topcoats applied to the rated thickness and wet-film checked as we go, then a walk-around with you before we call it finished.
What happens, step by step.
On-site assessment
We walk every elevation, test the surfaces and talk through colours and finish, then send a fixed price in writing within one business day.
Prep and protect
Furniture, floors and gardens covered, then surfaces washed, scraped, sanded and primed back to a sound substrate.
Coastal-grade system on
Named primer and two topcoats matched to each surface exposure, applied to the rated thickness and wet-film checked as we go.
Walk-around and warranty
We walk every room or elevation with you, fix anything you flag on the spot, then hand over the ten-year warranty in writing.
The paperwork behind the price.
$20M public liability, and a 10-year written workmanship warranty, all in writing, all on request.
The licence and insurance behind this work are not decoration. A QBCC licence means the job is held to a legal standard, and our public liability cover protects your property while we are on site.
Deck and timber finishing: common questions.
Why does my deck finish keep failing?
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