Interior Spray Painting in London
Smooth, even walls and ceilings finished faster and cleaner than brushing and rolling — ideal for new builds, renovations and feature rooms where a flawless flat finish matters.
What's involved
- 01Prep and protection — skirting, architrave, switches, sockets, floors and furniture are masked and sheeted.
- 02Surface prep — fill, sand and prime bare plaster and patched areas.
- 03Mist coat — a thinned first coat to key fresh plaster.
- 04Spray application — flat, even coats of emulsion sprayed and back-rolled where needed.
- 05Cutting in — edges, corners and details finished by hand.
- 06Clean-up — masking removed and the room tidied.
Why spraying beats brush and roller
Spraying gives a flat finish with no visible roller texture or lap marks across large walls and ceilings, and an even film for a consistent look.
On large, unobstructed areas it is significantly faster than rolling.
Surfaces
Plaster walls and ceilings, new plasterboard and feature walls.
Timescales
A room can be turned around in a day or two; whole properties scale from there. Quotes are free and job-specific.
Questions & Answers
Is interior spraying messy?
With proper masking, overspray is contained. We sheet floors and furniture and mask all edges.
Can you spray over existing emulsion?
Yes, once it is sound, clean and keyed.
Do I need to move out?
For a single room, no. For a full property we will discuss sequencing so you are not living in a wet room.
Does it leave a smooth finish?
Spraying gives a flatter, more even finish than rolling, with no visible roller texture.
How long until it is dry?
Emulsion is dry to the touch within hours; full cure takes longer depending on ventilation.
Is it faster than rolling?
On large, unobstructed walls and ceilings, spraying is significantly faster.
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