Spray painting is not about speed for the sake of it. It is about achieving a smooth, even finish where brush and roller marks are not acceptable. At Catansus Painters, we use spray painting only when it is the right method for the job.
Spray is especially effective on large, open surfaces, new builds, and detailed items such as kitchens and fitted furniture. When done properly, it delivers a consistent, factory-style finish that is difficult to achieve by hand.
Spray painting is never treated as a shortcut. In fact, preparation is more detailed than with traditional methods. Floors are fully covered, edges are carefully masked, surfaces are sanded and primed, and everything is checked before any spraying begins.
This preparation is what ensures sharp lines, even coverage and a finish that lasts. Without it, spray painting simply does not work.
Spray painting is well suited to:
Kitchen cabinets, where a smooth satin or gloss finish is required
Interior walls and ceilings, particularly on fresh plaster or in large open rooms
Furniture, including wardrobes, doors and fitted units
Exterior surfaces such as roughcast, pebble dash and block walls that need even coverage
Each surface is assessed individually to confirm that spraying is the right approach.
We use the appropriate coatings for each environment. Indoors, this typically means low-odour, water-based paints suitable for lived-in homes. For exterior spray work, we use weather-resistant products designed for Irish conditions.
Because spraying applies paint efficiently and evenly, it can reduce disruption compared to brush and roller work, especially on larger areas. The process is controlled, tidy and planned to minimise mess.
Clients often comment not just on the finish, but on how clean the process is. Everything is protected, taped and sheeted properly, and once the job is complete, the space is left clean and ready to use.
Spray painting is not always the best solution, and we are upfront about that. If traditional methods are more suitable, we will advise accordingly.
If you are considering spray painting for a home in Dublin, get in touch. We can talk through your project, explain the options clearly and provide a straightforward price and timeline.