Water Based Paint Problems and Solutions Pt 2 Snail Trails & Touch Ups

   

This week, we carry on with specific paint problems that are particular to the south african climate. In this article we will teach you how to remedy badly done touch up jobs, and snail trails

Touch Ups..

Description

Areas of different colour with signs of application directionality and or texture

Causes..

• A poorly colour matched paint was used.
• The touch-up coat was applied at different temperature – this can cause it to be lighter or darker than your last finish coat
• Sun exposure may have caused the applied paint to fade slightly.
• the original retained paint was used , while the existing in-situ coating has faded.
• The touch up paint was stored for a prolonged period of time and has degraded or colour developed.
• Failure to reduce the touch-up paint by up to 25%.
• Touching up marks that could be removed by washing with a sponge and liquid detergent.
• The touch-up coat was applied to a porous surface – porous surfaces give problems especially with high-sheen eggshells and higher gloss finishes because unprimed porous substrates absorb more of the paint they leave less of a sheen or gloss.
• A different type or batch of paint was used – different paint types require different amounts of time to finish. the amount of time between the application of your finish coat and touch-up can affect how well these two coats blend together.
• An application technique different to the original one was used from the e.g. Touching up with a brush when the original coat was applied by roller.

Preventions and Remedies

How to prevent touch up problems                                       

Prevention, is always better than cure as they say..

So here are 5 easy tips to prevent future touch up problems..

• Always use the same batch number when available
• Try to wash the mark off first with a sponge and liquid detergent.
• Use only enough paint to cover the mark, excess paint may cause a halo.
• Use a feathering-in technique, avoid dabbing.
• Thin paint up to 25%.

How to remedy touch up problems

Fortunately, the cure (in this case) is much simpler than the sickness. All you have to do is match your colour coating to the existing colour, and then recoat the entire area from edge to edge/ corner to corner. Priming is essential for better adhesion, sheen uniformity, mildew control and durability. Select a top quality interior paint in the color and sheen of your choice.

Description

Snail trails are shiny vertical run-marks seen on dry paint films, they are predominantly seen on matt coatings but can also be seen with some sheen coatings. Streaks generally start to emanate from flat topped walls or parapet walls. They are usually randomly spaced and follow gravitational direction. Although snail trails look like dirt streaks, they are not the same.

Causes

Snail trails happen when the water soluble paint components have been washed away by water. Dry paint films are made up of pigment and binder, but to present the paint in a usable form, many additives are used in the formulation.These additives are mostly water-soluble and remain in the dry paint film until they are effectively washed out by water – be it via rain, dew or by irrigation sprinklers. If the amount of water falling on the surface is low, then only part of the water-solubles are washed out, and they can dry on the surface. This leaves what we call snail-trails. They tend to be sticky, and can act as a dirt trap. This could have occurred within the first 2 – 24 hours depending on the  humidity and dampness experienced during the time of painting, or in rooms of high humidity eg kitchens, bathrooms and showers etc

Preventions and Remedies

• Avoid painting in adverse weather conditions. eg late afternoon if cool damp conditions are expected in the evening or overnight.
• If the problem occurs in the first day or two it can usually be rinsed off rather easily, with a damp cloth, soap and water. Problem may occur once or twice again before leachable material is completely removed. When paint is applied in a bathroom, it is helpful to have it dry thoroughly before using the shower. Remove all staining before repainting.

• Fortunately, more difficult trails weather away within the first 3-6 months or are washed from the film after 2-3 rains. Snail trailing should not affect the ultimate durability of the coating.

• If none of the above works, recoat taking care to consider touch-up batch variation, difference in application technique etc.

Water Based Paint Problems&Solutions Pt3 – Bagging, Blistering and Bubbles.

   

You like eating Aero chocolates? We do to. But bubbles are meant to be kept for chocolates, and should not be on your walls. Here’s what to do if you find bubbles on your walls..

What is Bagging/Blistering?

‘Bagging’ or ‘blistering’ refers to bag shaped blisters on your wall, that are filled with water or other liquid. If they are not intact, they are dried out and perished and flaking. These blisters can range anywhere from 0.5cm to 1m in diameter.

What causes bagging/blistering?

Basically, blistering happens when the top coat of paint parts ways with the coats beneath it. The top coat can even take away multiple underlying coats of paint with it, like a paint stripper. This process is very difficult to predict, and it may happen over the course of a couple of months, or suddenly. Blistering, happens because;

• Too much moisture, has entered or is entering at the back of the paint film.
• The masonry structure has not dried – and you have painted on it.
• the moisture or ‘vapor’ barriers related to the structure, have been designed poorly.
• An uncleaned wall has been primed or painted on – Presence of oil and grease, like that found on kitchen walls, can prevent the paint from bonding with the surface being painted. (for outside walls exclusively Paint Doctor has a wonderful article on this called ‘Importance of High Pressure Washing’.
• Painting just before or after it rains. This can be just as dangerous as painting on a wet wall. Humid days can lead to water filled blisters.
• Using a latex based paint to repaint a surface that is covered in oil based paint. Mixing types of primer and paint on the same wall can lead to problems, especially on exteriors. Heat causes surfaces to expand, and latex and oil paints behave differently in that situation. Ultimately, the latex may take the oil clean off the wall.
• A suitable primer has not been used. Primers prepare the surface to be painted on, grooming the surface to accept a good and steady bond. Though some paints will bond to surfaces without a primer, good primers can prevent bubbles from forming if the paint being used is not compatible with the surface.
• Painting when it’s too hot – above 27 C. In hot weather, the upper stratum of paint may dries quickly, which traps and vaporizes the paint’s solvents. The solvents in turn create bubbles.

Although blistering can occur with just about any kind of fresh paint finish, latex and acrylic paints are often more prone to this problem. They can happen on interior or exterior surfaces, and they’re more likely to arise when preventive measures haven’t been taken.

How to Remove Bagging/blistering

So, although you’ll need new materials to remove the bubbles, you’ll need entirely the same ones you used before to repaint the surface – this is a ‘duh’ moment. To get started, you’ll need a putty knife or paint scraper, sandpaper, cleaner, a couple rags, joint compound and primer.

Then you charge right at it:

• Use the paint scraper or putty knife to scrape the paint bubbles off the wall.
• Sand down the area where the bubbles used to be until the area is smooth and the division between the paint and the wall is seamless.
• Clean the area that you scraped and sanded, removing any grease or dust from the wall.
• Use a joint compound to fill in any pits in the wall.
• Sand the joint compound to make the surface smooth.
• Re-clean after sanding to ensure that dust from the sanding is wiped away.
• Prime area that was just scraped and sanded. Wait for the primer to dry.
• Paint the area that was just primed.
• Wait for the paint to dry, then apply a second coat.

Remember, all of this means nothing if you do not locate the point of moisture ingress, and rectify it. If you cannot rectify the moisture source, a high quality PVC topcoat may have to be applied.

Bagging/blistering preventions?

You’ve heard the old age that ‘prevention is better than cure?’ Prevention of paint bubbles requires proper surface preparation before beginning to paint, though there are a few other tricks and tips that may contribute to the cause..

• Do not apply paint over a damp or wet surface.
• Do not paint 4 hours before or after heavy rain – though this is a soft rule and most experienced paint companies will agree that it is very rare to see a rain heavy enough to lift your paint in the 4 hour after period.
• Don’t paint when the temperature is above 28 C. And paint in the shade whenever possible.
• If the surface area you you’re painting on is covered in oil based paint. Use another oil based to repaint it.
• Do not prime or paint an uncleaned wall. Clean, the surface using whatever means necessary. Whether it be a duster, grease remover or household cleaner. Finish it off by drying it with a towel and letting it dry a little longer before moving forward.
• Prime the surface before painting. Primer will ensure that the bond between your paint and the surface being painted is strong and secure.
• Consider a conditioner to help keep freshly applied paint from dying too quickly. Water-based paints are compatible with Floetrol, while Penitrol works with oil paints. These are paint extenders that help improve the paint flow for brush and roller work. Avoid using mineral spirits or water for this purpose; excessively thinned paint only compounds the problem.

So, there you have it, we’ll let you get back to eating your Aero chocolate, and watching your movie.

The Importance of Exterior Painting

   

Year after year, the seasons change, and your homes exterior surfaces are exposed to its worse enemies; moisture and sunlight. These two elements will continue to cost money if you do not have a preventative maintenance plan in place.

The problem with moisture and sunlight is that when a surface is painted, the paint film is resistant to water contact from dew and rain. The problem occurs when moisture gets in between the pain film and the surface. The pain film then weakens and it loses its gloss. The cold of winter and heat of summer will make the wall surfaces expand and contract. A quality paint film is going to withstand these changes in in temperature because of its flexibility properties.

Below are some of the most common problems that arise on the exterior of your home:

Alligatoring

• Alligatoring is patterned cracking in the paint film which resembles the scales of an alligator.

Blistering

• Blistering are bubbles that result from localized loss of adhesion and the lifting of paint film from the underlying surface.

Chalking

• Chalking is the formation of very fine powder on the surface of paint film during the weathering process, this can cause color fading as well.

Flaking / Cracking

• Flaking or cracking is when the dry paint film splits through at least one coat, this will lead to the complete failure of the paint.

Efflorescence

• Efflorescence is often seen as a white fluffy deposit of salty crystals on any cementitious walls. It will also depend on the presence of moisture and salt.

Fading

• Fading refers to the excessive or premature fading of the paint color, it will often occur on the exterior surfaces that face western and southern exposures.

Algae and Mildew

• Algae and mildew are gray, black or brown areas or spots that are found on the paint film or caulk bead.

Peeling

• Peeling is when the coating or paint lifts from the surface because of poor adhesion. This may involve one or more coats.

Tannin Staining

• Tannin staining is a tan or brownish discoloration that appears on the paint surface because of the wood tannins migrating from the substrate through the paint film.

Harness the Power of Paint

   

If routine is getting you down and the need for change has put you one step away from yet another impromptu trip to the salon that you may regret, we have a much better idea for you – save your hair, paint your walls!

Choosing the Right Colour

Whilst choosing a colour for your walls is largely influenced by personal taste, a great place to start is to consider how you would like to end – what kind of results are you hoping for? To give the illusion of more space, lighter colours are a fantastic option, whilst making a room look cosier involves selecting darker shades.

If the latest trends inspire you, rumour has it that Night Watch Green is one of 2019’s most sought after shades for interior bliss – you’re welcome!

Texture? Character? Depth? It’s All in the Technique.

Rag rolling, colour washing, stencilling, streaking, creating an ombrè effect or having fun with geometric designs are all painting techniques just waiting to bring some excitement to your space. Consider the themes you want your space to encompass, grab your creative license and find a paint manufacturer who can provide you with the high quality supplies needed to make your décor dreams come true.

Finishing Strong

There are five paint finishes to consider when selecting paint for your walls. High gloss offers a shinier surface and higher resilience that is great for bathrooms and kitchens. An eggshell finish provides a more matte-based look, well-suited for lounges and dining rooms while the go to in-between finishes that will offer the best of both worlds include satin and semi-gloss.

D.I.Y Shy?

Bona fide DIY expert? Go forth and create! For the rest of us, if the ‘do it yourself’ approach is enough to send you into a frenzy, there are skilful paint experts out there just waiting to be hired.  For paint supplies or help wit

2019’s Best Décor Paint Colours

   

Whether you’re considering making a change in the interior or the exterior of your home, a new paint colour has the potential to transform your space into everything you were dreaming of, or a manifestation of your worst nightmare in reality. Choosing a colour can be daunting, but this list describes 2019’s most popular decor colours and what they can do for your design.

Forest Green

Bringing a hint of nature into your space, combined with a kind of lavishness that is difficult to describe will be sure to leave you smiling, especially if you have opted for this colour in your bedroom or living room, where it is sure to perform its best. It gets even better – this colour can be paired with such a variety of other colours that making your space uniquely yours will prove to be no challenge at all.

Yellow

It’s a bold move, but that is exactly why you would choose it. Brighten up a bedroom, living room, bathroom or even laundry room with an inspiring yellow that brings cheer to any wall it adorns. Pair bright yellow with bold, geometric patterns and furniture pieces of solid colour that contrast and add balance to the look.

Grey

Grey doesn’t represent dull and dreary. Instead, this wonderful shade can be used externally for a classic and contemporary look to your home, or in the interior to add an element of class and sophistication to any space. This year, colour-hybrids such as grey-lilac are creating exploratory variations to enjoy whilst maintaining subtlety for those who prefer understated design.

Looking for Paint?

If you’ve been inspired to change the interior or exterior of your home, finding quality paint should be a top priority. Paint Doctor has a wide range of colours and solutions that come in quality finishes that you can rely on. Contact them or visit their website for more information.

Time to Repaint?

   

The durability of paint varies based on the quality of paint, the efficiency of the paint job itself as well as the climate and location that you are situated in. Coastal homes, for example, may needed to be repainted more regularly as the exterior is more frequently exposed to sand, wind, salty air and sun. Paint likes to tell stories, so look out for these signs that a new paint job is in order;

Faded Paint

Also known as photodegradation, recurrent exposure to the elements (particularly UV light stemming from the sun) changes the composition of the pigments in the paint. Those changes result in a decreased vibrancy and colour intensity. Often, areas that deal with more intense exposure are affected worse than other areas, which makes for an unsightly comparison. If you see faded areas or an overall fade and loss of colour intensity, it is definitely time to repaint those walls!

Blistering Paint

Blistering paint occurs when the top layer of paint separates from the coatings underneath it. Moisture is normally the culprit, so surfaces need to be dried and prepared accordingly to prevent bubbling. Without the necessary precautions having been taken, any paint finish has the capacity to blister and create bubbles.

Latex and acrylic paint are particularly prone to this, so it is important to have the paint job done professionally and to source paint from reputable paint manufacturers – particularly in a place like Johannesburg where we get frequent bouts of rain in the Summer season.

Chalky Paint

UV light is the usual suspect again for paint that is emanating a chalky residue. The UV rays weaken the binders in the paint, leaving pockets for the pigment to escape. Sometimes, the binders react when in contact with oxygen which results in a response known as oxidation. Oxidation has the same effect on paint that the UV rays do.

The Ticking of Time

All paint jobs need to be redone once the decay of time has struck. With that being said, quality paint and a vast understanding of its application goes a long way to lengthen the distance between maintenance periods. If it’s time to repaint, make it look better and last longer by contacting the team at Paint Doctor, or visiting their website for more information.

Tips for Painting Your Little One’s Nursery Room

   

Painting your baby’s nursery room is an important part of preparing to become a parent. In fact, the process is called ‘nesting’ and it can help you to bond with your baby long before their arrival. Getting creative and having fun is a great way to approach this, but here are some important tips that might help to guide you along the way.

A Strong Finish is a Great Start

Paint comes in a variety of finishes which can make the painting process that much more confusing. Matte looks amazing and bespoke, but the practicalities of having it in a nursery room may sway your decision. Matte is not an easy surface to wipe and may mean you have to touch up the paint job regularly. An eggshell finish has the least amount of sheen after matte, with a surface that can be easily wiped.

Go Green

No, we don’t mean go green in colour – unless you want to, in which case, we are all for the vibrancy! Going green means selecting paints with fewer to no toxic compounds so that your baby is in the safest environment possible, while you are helping the environment at large too. To do this, look for paints that have no volatile organic compounds (VOCs) which emit little to no toxic solvents. To be on the (even) safer side, make sure that the room has plenty of time to aerate before your little one is brought to their new sanctuary.

Colour

Speaking of colour, this is where it gets really fun! Start by picking a theme that you like and choosing colours which can bring out the best elements of that theme. Painting test patches on the wall is a great way to see which colours will work best in the particular space. There are really no rules here, but be mindful of whether or not you want something bold and bright or a more neutral palette that can work well with other elements of the nursery. The most important thing? Having fun…

The Best Paint for You and Your Baby

If you are a bona fide DIY guru, then sourcing quality paint with no organic compounds should be one of your top priorities. If you are not so DIY savvy, you can never go wrong with a professional paint job from a reputable paint store. The team at Paint Doctor can provide you with both and ensure that your little one has an amazing space to come home to. Contact their team or visit their website for more information.

‘Green’ Paint in any Colour

   

As we steadily move through the twenty-first century, humankind is becoming increasingly aware of our impact on the environment.

While it might often seem like our efforts to combat it are just a drop in the ocean, we have already started seeing the positive results of simply being a little more mindful of our carbon footprints. This extends to all activities and areas of interest, and the simple act of painting a house is no different.

The type of paint you use can have an impact on the environment, which is why many paint stores the world over are offering solutions that offer the quality of lead or solvent-based paints, while having much less of a negative impact on the environment.

Looking for a paint that meets these standards? Here are a few things to look out for:

Know What’s in the Tin

It may sound strange, but it does happen that paint manufacturers don’t always list their ingredients in full, on the tin. Check every label before you buy anything, and if there is no indication of what chemicals make up the ingredients, put it back down and look for one that does, and clearly states a mixture of organic ingredients.

Volatile Organic Compounds

Volatile organic compounds are those that have a high vapour pressure at room temperature, and examples include benzene, formaldehyde and methylene (to name a few).

These substances are commonly in solvent-based paints and are not only bad for the environment, but also pose health risks to people and produce a paint product that releases dangerous fumes when used.

Water Based or Solvent Based

Select water-based paints over solvent ones and you will get the greener, less destructive option. To check which one you are buying, take a look at the instructions on how to clean the brushes. If they require benzene or any other clear spirits for cleaning, they are solvent-based. Water-based paints only require warm water and soap to be removed from brushes.

Contact Paint Doctor for a Greener Option

If you would like to know more about sourcing high quality environmentally friendly paint from a trusted paint supplier in Johannesburg, feel free  to get into contact with a representative from Paint Doctor today, or visit our website for additional information on our offers.

Choosing the right company to professionally paint your home.

   

Painting your home is time-consuming and a lot of patience is required, why not have a professional company come in and do the job from start to finish to eliminate that stress in your life. We talk about questions to ask a painting company, what happens if you don’t use a primer before painting and what you should know before painting your home.

What questions do I ask a professional painting company?

Do you have referrals and a list of customers willing to verify your quality of work? In what way will my house be prepped for painting? What type and grade of paint will be used? Will you be using primer? What is your turnaround time? What do you charge to paint the entire house with all the materials? Asking these questions will give you a clear view before you give the go ahead.

What happens if you don’t use primer before painting?

Dry wall primer helps the paint adhere properly as it has a glue-like base. The proper paint adhesive should be used before painting. Priming is essential to avoid the peeling and chipping of paint, especially in very humid conditions. Failure to use primer will result in bad conditions in the long term.

What should you know before painting your home?

What type of paints attract dirt more than others, which paint colours fade quicker than others? You need to consider mother nature, using the correct primer and prep work. What materials you need for the job and how many coats of paint is required.

Contact Paint Doctor for a free quote.

Give us a call on 011 436 1485, visit our website for additional information www.paintdoctor.co.za or come pop past for a visit, 61 Valda Street Rosettenville.

Do You Have Your Appointment With The Paint Doctor?

   

Why Is Painting Your House Important?

Making your interior and exterior look appealing is something which can add new life into your house.

Regardless of whether you plan on selling your house or not, a new paint job adds value, while also making it look as presentable as possible.

Where other wall painting contractors will fix or improve your exterior for the short term, they are actually harming your wallet in the long term.

Roof painting companies and diligent paint service providers, such as Paint Doctor, who use high-quality products, will ensure that your exterior paint lasts for many years.

Paint manufacturing companies, who do their homework, are able to deliver a product which is not only effective and durable but also something which is not an environmentally harmful commodity.

Who Is Paint Doctor?

A South African exterior roof and wall painting business, Paint Doctor is based in Johannesburg and are ready to improve the inside and outside of your home, while using Green products to do so.

As a roof painting company, Paint Doctor is focused on ensuring that your house looks as appealing and flawless as possible.

Paint Doctor is more than willing to perform an extensive analysis of your desired space, which will help them to understand how to best improve it.

By refurbishing parts of the space, as well as removing any unnecessary and unwanted issues, the wall painting and roof painting company are thorough in their approach.

Alongside this, Paint Doctor is also a wall painting contractor, and want to improve your internal and external features, which will help in making your home look presentable.

Being a paint manufacturing company means that Paint Doctor is able to make a difference in the environmental impact of their products. Going Green in any colour you want.

Only The Best

Paint Doctor only wants to supply your house with the best. The best quality products with the best service possible.

Using the best products will not only ensure that your house looks top quality but the amount of protection this top-notch paint provides guarantees that the roof painting company wants to keep the maintenance for your roof and walls low.

What this means is that as a paint manufacturing company, Paint Doctor wants to deliver a service which is able to withstand the forces of nature.

What does it mean to use only high-quality products? What it means is that your wall painting contractor, in the form of Paint Doctor, is using products which are long-lasting and while being of high calibre, are also not overrated or overpriced.

Having to get your house a paint job is something which takes a lot of planning and is a long process. After using Paint Doctor, your house won’t have to be painted for a number of years.

Paint Doctor’s Procedure

Experience mixed with due diligence is a combination which certifies Paint Doctor’s passion in giving you the best standard of roof and wall painting possible.

Roof painting companies are able to provide you with a new paint job, but Paint Doctor is able to assure you that the quality of their service is focused on providing you with paint which endures all of the seasons, and will come out looking as fresh as the day it was put on.

Paint Doctor is a wall painting contractor which has streamlined their service, providing each and every home with the same high-quality services for all of their clients.

Being serious about service, Paint Doctor will assess the current situation of your wall or roof. After this, the paint manufacturing company will be able to issue your house with the best possible service, with an approach that serves your house specifically.

The services available are a pre-paint hydro wash, repairing of any cracks, coating windows, plastering and damp proofing, scaffolding, sealing, painting and inspections.

Hydro Wash

The use of high-pressure water power allows for the removal of loose paint, mould, dirt, mud, bird droppings, among other things, to be removed from a wall or any other service.

Paint Doctor is able to use hydro wash in order to remove such things which makes the cleaning process, pre-paint job, much easier.

The wall painting contractor believes that removing as much of the existing paint as possible, as well as any extra filth, makes the painting process much more effective and less time-consuming.

Cracks

Painting over cracks is an inefficient use of paint and time, as the cracks will ultimately ruin the hard work of our service and increase the maintenance you’ll have to do.

Paint Doctor is not just supplying wall or roof painting, they are providing high-quality services which will be worth every penny.

Using a patching composite or re-plastering agent will help in repairing the cracks on your house, and will go a long way in improving the aesthetic and giving your house that extra bit of pizazz.

Window Sills

Window sills are a very important feature for the exterior of your home. As such, Paint Doctor provides a paint job which matches your wall or roof for your window sill, adding another layer in making your house look and feel distinctive.

Any other items or features of your home will be covered to ensure that any dripping paint does not ruin them.

Damp Doctor

A paint manufacturing company, Paint Doctor has also designed their own product which deals with areas where there are damp spots or larger damp areas.

What it does is remove the water from the area, which lets clean and clear air into space, and allows for the overall area and water to be improved, meaning that the condition of the space is enhanced.

The product is able to guarantee the decrease in the time the dampness spreads so that it does not affect the paint coating which has been applied.

Damp Doctor is another tool used to make certain that the wall painting is going to last for a very long time, protecting the time, effort and money from Paint Doctor and their clients.

The Roof

Just like the wall, roof painting companies like Paint Doctor must assess the roof, to see if any pre-maintenance needs to be done before applying any new form of paint.

The intention for doing such assessments is to decrease the level of maintenance or upkeep you will have to do in the future.

Any and all rusted parts must be properly washed and tended to with treatments. Using a primer such as rust converter paint will definitely tend to the rust filled spaces.

If the rusted parts are too far gone, then Paint Doctor will need to replace the metal roof by placing new metal sheets above the damaged spaces.

The roof screws will be analysed in order to see if they must be replaced as well.

Weak or missing screws will also be replaced by Paint Doctor as this is not only a concern for them during their service but definitely for you.

In case of any unforeseen mishaps in the future, the roof painting service will secure the metal sheets as mentioned above, which can prevent such things as leaks from occurring.

Paint Doctor has been able to provide their main roof painting and wall painting services, while also providing additional services, which is a huge benefit as you can rely on one company to do everything that’s required.

Building onto this, all of the services given by Paint Doctor are all at an affordable price, and is serviced in a professional and faultless way.

Going Green

The environment is in a bad state at this point in time. There are businesses who have the resources and the platform to make a change and are working hard to do so.

Paint Doctor is no different, researching new and improved ways to help in innovating paint which does not contain as much of the harmful components as in the past.

Paint has been something which has evolved over the years as lead, which caused lead poisoning, was used in paint for a number of years.

However, there is still room for improvement and paint manufacturing companies, including Paint Doctor, have been working on decreasing their footprint, while helping you be a part of a healthy and beneficial movement.

Paint Doctor has vowed to try this hardest to make not only Johannesburg a progressive and influential place, helping with environmental issues, but entire South Africa

Paint manufacturing is not an easy job to do. By making it your mission to design and develop paint which is as eco-friendly and as effective as possible is adding even more pressure.

Paint Doctor understood this, and took time out of their day, applying themselves by trying to understand the jigsaw puzzle which is paint. They were able to create state of the art paint which is as high quality in its use as it is as high quality in its decrease in environmental impact

The wall painting and roof painting company is also aware that by finding suppliers for their other products, who are also high in rating in terms of decreasing environmental impact, they are moving their entire company into a Green state of the application.

Why Choose Paint Doctor?

Paint Doctor could be seen as a company who is simply great at wall painting and roof painting.

While this is true, they are so much more than that. As a paint manufacturing company, they are involved in all of the processes of the paint service sector.

Paint Doctor understands what you want and more importantly what you need, such as their focus in ensuring that their paint is able to be a long-lasting, low maintenance application.

Paint Doctor helps with your house’s problem areas, be that damp spots, metal roof issues, screw issues and cracks in the wall just to name a few.

With their service being at an affordable price, throughout the procedure, it’s no wonder Paint Doctor are seen as a very professional and reliable business.

On top of this, Paint Doctor is fixated on decreasing their environmental footprint and believes that through their development of top of the range Green paint products, they can even help their clients and the greater South Africa in this project.

The movement for Green doesn’t stop there, as Paint Doctor even uses suppliers who have a good Green Star rating, meaning that their products are also focused on being as eco-friendly as it can be.

Paint Doctor is not only a business who has a great work ethic and high work drive, but they are also a business who want to do everything they can to make sure that you are happy with the results and happy with the price of their service.

They will not compromise in their efforts to decrease the amount of their footprint.

What they will also not compromise in, is their constant strive towards developing new and improved paints and products, which will refine the amount of time it takes to finish their service, as well as the durability of that product.

Contact Paint Doctor for Details on Improving Your Exterior and Interior

Paint Doctor is a company which is as serious about its service as it is about going as Green as possible. If you’re looking for a business who takes our planet into consideration, while also doing a high-quality job for your house,  then Contact Paint Doctor today for further details.