Transformation Guides
How spray refinishing actually works
Most spraying websites tell you the finish is beautiful and leave it there. These guides explain the preparation, the coatings, the realistic timescales and what genuinely drives the price, including when spraying is the wrong answer for your job.
By surface
Transformation Guides
Each guide covers suitability, the full process, colour and finish, what moves the price, and the finish you should expect.
Kitchens
Kitchen cupboard respraying
Which kitchens suit spraying, the preparation and finishing process, colour choices and what drives the price.
Read the guideuPVC windows
uPVC window frame spraying
Why uPVC needs a specific adhesion system, what frames cost to spray and when to replace instead.
Read the guideFront doors
Front door spraying
uPVC, composite and timber doors sprayed on the hinge from £395, both sides, hardware masked.
Read the guideGarage doors
Garage door respraying
Steel, aluminium and GRP doors, rust treatment and suitable exterior coating from £395.
Read the guideCommercial
Shopfront and commercial spraying
Shutters, frontages, cladding and office joinery sprayed out of hours in your brand colour.
Read the guideBy colour
Colour and surface guides
The specific shades people ask for most, and how each one behaves on a real surface rather than on a screen.
Colour guide
RAL 7016 anthracite grey garage doors
Why 7016 became the default garage door colour, how it reads against brick and render, and what it costs.
Read the guideColour guide
Anthracite grey uPVC windows and doors
The aluminium look without the aluminium price. How anthracite behaves on uPVC frames and doors.
Read the guideColour guide
Popular kitchen colours
The shades people actually choose for sprayed kitchens, and which ones still look right in five years.
Read the guideWhy these guides exist
Compare quotes by the surfaces included, preparation, repairs, coating specification and aftercare. Our doors-only option starts at £895 and a full kitchen starts at £1,995. We confirm the scope and price in writing before booking; additional work is agreed separately.
These pages are the explanation ProFinish would give you at a survey, written down. They cover what is prepared and why, which coatings go on in which order, how long cure genuinely takes, and the specific factors that move a quote up or down. They also say plainly when a surface should be replaced rather than sprayed.
The reference images used throughout are colour and finish references, and every one is labelled as such. They are not photographs of ProFinish customer projects. Completed work is published in Our Work as jobs finish and customers are happy for them to be shown, and these guides will link to real case studies as they build up.
Straight answer on whether a sample makes sense for your job.
Thinking about transforming yours?
Send three photos of whatever you are thinking about and you will get a guide price plus an honest view on whether spraying is the right call. Jay reviews enquiries personally and confirms availability.